No.538226
What is the best computer chair for a 6'4" 220lb man who likes to lean back very far and always breaks chairs this way?
No.538228
>leaning back in chairs
I recommend a good solid mattress for your 'computing'.
Also just get something made outta wood.
No.538232
>>538228
Here is how I sit.
In the case of the third pic, replace laptop with a keyboard.
No.538242
No.538251
i've shilled it b4 and i'll shill it again
steelcase leap v2 (or anything made by Steelcase really). this chair has been the single best investment in furniture i've ever made. there's a knob on the side that adjusts a belt for lean-back tension. it goes from practically nothing which lets you lean back with ease, to needing to push back quite hard with your legs to get the back to move. it's incredibly solid and can withstand years of abuse. You'll pay a bit more than a shitty staples/ikea office chair but it's oh so worth it. You can always get one used/refurbished if you can't or don't want to afford one new and find them in excellent condition for half price. Mine still looks exactly like it does the day I got it and I've sat in it quite a lot.
No.538272
>>538228
>/tech/ autism goes so far as to claim leaning back in a chair made for it is bad
>>538226
Try going for a higher weight limit chair, you fat fuck.
No.538391
>>538232
Here you go. These work well for the bariatric.
No.538398
You can try the weak shit like
http://www.bariatricsunlimited.com/bariatriccomputerchairs.htm
But if you ask me, it's a better investment to just get a bariatric hospital bed since you're going to end up in one either way.
No.538428
>>538398
>browsing this site.
Top hue
No.538433
>>538232
also OP, I sit in similarly contorted ways. Our spines are seriously fucked. I'm like 6' on the dot, but only 150lbs
No.538440
>>538428
>800lbs cap
>Americans
No.538480
>>538226
Is there a weightloss chair?
No.538536
>>538480
What if it's a chair that detects when the person sitting in it is super fat. If super fat is detected, it cuts off their feet because diabetes.
No.538541
>Change diet
>Buy ordinary chair
>Marry qt3.14
>Live long
>Prosper
No.538709
what you're referring to as chairs is in fact legs/chair, or as i've taken to calling it, legs+chair
No.538909
>>538396
That looks comfy as fuck and I'm not even a lard ass.
No.538938
Buy a pair of running shoes and lose some weight instead.
No.538959
>>538541
>>538938
>t. poorfags that can't even afford a tin folding chair
kekerino
No.538976
>>538391
I would use that chair.
>>538272
Which one?
>>538396
I really want that.
>>538428
>not wanting that chair
>>538463
Getting swole means you'll die faster.
No.538998
>>538976
>Getting swole means you'll die faster.
I doubt being fit and healthy kills you off faster than diabetes or literal fat in your bloodstream clogging your arteries up.
Get a brain, moran.
No.539031
>>538998
I'm loosing weight. Just not with weights.
Endurance guy beats strong guy.
No.539118
>tfw I'm standing in a simpler chair with gas or something cylinder than OP, the ones you see that explode asses and kil
I'm feeling super uncomfortable knowing this may explode in my ass, and I have a really old shit chair as an alternative. I don't know if it's worth it to switch.
No.539168
>standing desk master race
Get on my level fags.
No.539171
>>538226
Why do I get the feeling OP lied about his height and is just a fatass who wants to ask /tech/ what chair won't break under his weight without sounding fat?
No.539175
>>538226
Steelcase. Best office chairs this side of the Galaxy.
http://www.steelcase.com/products/seating/
No.539178
>>539168
ewwww, enjoy losing your focus, and not being productive I guess?
No.539179
>>538226
Get any chair with a back that's held up by more than that single shitty plastic beam.
No.539187
>>538251
I've never shilled it and I never will, thanks to having bought one and realized that it's shit. It's a meme. A meme pushed by gawker's lifehacker into convincing you to buy a $600 chair. It's big and heavy which makes in uncomfortable. But it's still made out of plastic which means that it rattles like a knock-off movie prop. Did I mention that it's also ugly? At least a knock-off herman miller will brighten your office a little more. A chair is a chair is a chair. Better to pay $40 every six months and it'll still last 5 years before it meets the cost of one of these meme chairs.
No.539194
>>539168
Standing desk here too. Currently assembling a new one for a laptop and monitor combo. Though I do have a bar stool chair nearby that I use sometimes, so I have a choice.
No.539352
>>539031
Strength training and cardio training have both been shown to increase life expectancy, health outcomes etc.
If you do no lifting, you would probably benefit from it. Similarly if one does no cardio, one would probably benefit from it. Now that I do both, I can't imagine doing one without the other. Cardio helps me get through a workout and focus on my muscles, not how tired I am. Lifting lets me run a faster 5k than people who have been training much longer (although I doubt it helps with longer distances).
Also 6'4 220lbs doesn't sound too bad. I'm 5'7 180lb and a bit chubby.
No.539387
>>538976
Yeah it's temperature controlled and everything. Lot's of features. Too bad it's got proprietary software.
not interested in a chair that has two adjustment arms
No.539477
>>538976
>Getting swole means you'll die faster.
But at least you'll die looking like God.
No.541803
>>539477
His face looks retarded though so it was for nothing.
No.541807
I just lean on my fucking mattress. My back surprisingly isn't fucked after doing this for nearly 5 years.
No.543160
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No.543441
>>541803
Women begged to differ.
He used to post the thirsty women who messaged him on /fit/, pretty funny.
No.543464
Change your diet and get a treadmill, fatty.
No.543493
>>538232
>>538433
Lel. Same here.
> Our spines are fucked...
I just, as in two days ago, got a standing desk and I feel way better at the end of the day. Standing curbs that slow death feeling.
>It took me three years, knowing that standing is the right thing to do, to finally take action.... Dammit.
No.543494
No.543519
>Using hydraulic piston anal penetrating disaster office chairs
Don't make me pull out the gore
No.544591
Buy a normal chair
Office chairs are a meme
No.544609
>>543441
>implying hoverhand hand had the balls to pull the trigger
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No.545259
>>539168
Looks like either my arms would get heavy after a while or my wrists/arms would hurt from that edge.
No.545916
I drape a real sheep skin over my chair.
How cool am I on a scale from 1 to 10?
No.545960
>>545916
Doesn't it generate lots of static?
No.546015
>>545960
Not that I've seen.
No.546037
>>546015
You probably have very humid air in your area.
No.546040
>>538251
>Gap at the back allowing airflow and preventing swamp-ass
I approve
No.546048
>>543160
are the holes for dildos? nice torture chair
No.546055
>>546048
I guess it's to save money on material.
No.546083
>>539171
Even at 6'4 that's pretty fat.
No.546124
/tech/, all I want is a chair where the back can be moved forward and backward (without moving the seat/bottom), and can do that well. What chair should I get?
No.546132
Anything rated for use in hospitals or military bases will survive your fat ass.
No.547307
>>539171
Because people like you are insecure and like to project onto others.
No.547322
>>538228
>Also just get something made outta wood.
Actually good idea. Listen to this guy, OP
No.547324
>>539178
Are you asking him a question?
Anyway, that's the way Linus Torvalds does it.
No.547329
>>538976
>Getting swole means you'll die faster.
That's for bodybuilders
Even gaining 10lbs of muscle is fine