Chairs!

>>58538486
what if the seller masturbated on it

Why are chairs so expensive?

>>58538486
Seeing as I'm sitting my fat ass on a Steelcase Leap V2 as we speak; ya did well lad. Best chair I've ever owned by a wide margin.

>>58538486
250 buckaroos lmaoo

dude i just pulled one from my living room hahahahah

Depends where you live. I see them go for $250 all the time in SoCal. I got a leather version for $130 myself.

>>58538486
Steelcase V2 best chair I have sat in. 10/10 would buy a 3rd time

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>>58538486

hope its strong enough

>>58538522

I was just about to ask this too. It's absurd how expensive they are compared to other pieces of furniture.

>>58538658
boogie will die this year

>>58538658
Man being fat must suck. I don't think it'd be possible for any healthy person to fall that bad if their chair broke like that.

>>58538486
You and the previous owner have both masturbated on the same surface. You guys are one now OP

>>58538658
I'm 6', 170lbs. Not gonna happen boy.

>>58538687
I don't understand why his entire ass is purple, the physics are just beyond me.

you the guy who bought the fashion chair, then realized it was shit to actually sit in?

If not you did good either way, Leap V2 is great and I love mine.

>>58538726
Yep, that's me.

>>58538658
I half feel bad for boogie but half don't and it gets very conflicting.

>>58538811
That's probably the same feeling vets have when they have to put down animals.

>>58538522
probably because a human needs to put together all the parts, where everything else is assembled by machines

>>58539128
that human is often myself though?

Steam clean that shit

>>58538658
have the same one and i'm a bit too hefty.

holding up like a tank, love the leap

>>58538660
>I was just about to ask this too. It's absurd how expensive they are compared to other pieces of furniture
No, it's not. Try buying a couch some time that's not shit.

Even the shit couches are >$150 new.

Have any of you tried the Steelseries drive? How does it compare to the leap?

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If you are tall, the Ikea Markus is pretty amazing

i went with a haworth very task chair, picked it up fully loaded new in the wrap from a surplus shop for $225.

>>58538718
I can only guess he was leaning on it at a weird as fuck angle. If he'd been sitting normally he'd have bruised his elbow or his thigh ( I think)

>>58540175
Didn't realize how much I needed a neck rest.

>>58538486
Got cucked
Wouldn't pay more than 180 in CL
I got mine for 270 new

>>58538486

>buying second hand anything

enjoy your cum and poo stained chair my friend

>>58540175
Fuck that chair, it's comfy but it's noisy as fuck

I just wish they'd make a chair where the cushion didn't go flat in 1-2 years. It's not like I'm even fat or anything, I weigh 160lbs. The handful of memory foam chairs out there are insanely priced.

>>58540717
Maybe that's his fetish.

>>58539745
a couch is bigger and can hold more people than a chair so the price is justified

>>58542700
but you are sitting on a desk chair for longer periods of time too, so why should you penny pinch for that?

ergo isn't a meme anon.

>>58538486
>5 legs
>brokenchairandbloodyseat.gif

>>58539709
>holding up
Yes, until your ``hefty'' ass falls and rips a new one.

>>58542754
no need for that, it's a well built chair that will outlast you.

nothin personnel kiddo

>>58540175
recently bought this chain, its good but the arm rests are a bit to hard,
guess I can confirm its good for tall people
>6'6

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>>58538486
Anyone got good advice on chairs with generous weight limits?

I wanted to get one of pic related but I'm a bit over the maximum weight limit. Not a lot but obviously it's not going to be a long lasting chair if I'm too heavy for it. The gas piston would probably fail and cause it to sink down all the time.

>>58542782
Whatever message you are trying to convey by saying you are ``too'' hefty and that you have the ``same'' chair is contradicted by your second comment claiming it is well built and will last another 50 years..

Did you take my comment personal and get upset by it?

>>58544100
Lose weight, lardass

>>58544100
Lose some weight then look for a chair.

If you're at or exceeding the maximum limit for most decent chairs an aren't 6'6"+ you should focus on your health before worrying about chairs. If you get a chair for a fatass you'll always stay a fatass.

>>58544100
dont buy anything with that height adjusting thing. they are overpriced and the gas thing is the first part that fails in them. maybe get a adjustable desk instead.

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>>58538486
You making this thread every single day, just buy it faggot. Pic related my chair

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This is a weird question, but does anyone sit cross legged or in any other weird position in their chair?

>>58538522
chairs take a lot of weight — more than most desks these days — and for long periods of time. they also take a lot of movement and stuff, so they don't just need to bear a load; they need to take it while the person is rocking back and forth, rolling the chair around, etc...

>>58538658
Oh my fuck
This is my worst nightmare

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>>58544711
We doing one of these threads now?

>>58544711
Crossleg/squat on chair, etc

I'm looking for a new chair. talk me out of dx racers.

The reason I want it is because it has a tall back that I can actually rest my head comfortably and that I can recline almost 120 degree as I sometime sleeps on my chair. The 'wings' also seems to help keep my head on the headrest as supposed to letting it roll around.

what other chair fits these requirements? i guess lumbar support is pretty crucial too

>>58544711
left armpit or arm on the back rest slouching on my side, left leg bent at the knee and resting on the chair right foot on the ground.

>>58538486
Thanks for buying my chair.

I got it for $10 at goodwill. I cleaned off all the surface stains.

>>58538486
>carpet

>>58542638
#NotMyFetish