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Comments: 1 +-   best chair for desktop coding? gift for husband on Thursday June 12 2008, @12:19PM wifeoflurker

Submitted by wifeoflurker on Thursday June 12 2008, @12:19PM
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wifeoflurker writes "Can someone give me recommendations for a desk chair to give my husband as a Father's Day gift? He currently uses a cheap one he got from Office Max, but I want him to have a really comfortable one. He spends his life in this chair (coding and lurking on Slashdot). I don't have time to research good chairs on the internet today (I'm chasing my 10 month old around, and she seems to get into the most mischief when I'm staring at the computer screen), so I figured a few folks here might share their personal recommendations."
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  • Hi there - long time reader, first time poster. I don't know if you know about this one, and no one's brought it up, so I thought I'd post this info.

    I'm looking at the Raynor Ergohuman ME7ERG (mesh) for myself. Seems to have all the necessary adjustments, for me the dealbreaker is fully adjustable armrests and to be able to tilt and move the seat plate forwards and backwards, and this chair meets those requirements. I tried this out at the local big box office supply store, and really dug it.

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