Jeff,
While the big box stores may have something, you need to track down a
couple office furniture stores (not office depot or office max or
staples) and see what they have in stock. Buying a good chair requires
a try out.
Once you track down a chair then it's time (if you don't want to pay new
prices) to track down a used model of the chair you want.
Check out furniturefinders.com I frequent their site as I'm in the hunt
for a good chair as well as a dual surface height adjustable desk. I
have a dual surface now and really like it. Unfortunately its a manual
adjustable desk and I want an electric desk with memories. I want the
ability to raise the desk so I can stand during slow times and get the
blood flowing.
Rich - N5ZC
On 6/3/2018 11:00 PM, Jeff Blaine wrote:
I need to retire my ancient office chair and get something that is
more supportive of long BIC durations.
I have tried a number of economical big box and office supply
alternatives and those tend to break under the weight of my
not-so-svelte body - or are not very comfortable in the long run. I am
realizing that it may require spending quite a few pennies from the
piggy bank to get something more industrial duty.
Any recommendations?
73/jeff/ac0c
alpha-charlie-zero-charlie
www.ac0c.com
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