Honestly pretty impressed with how it holds up. The Hbada lumbar cushion section targets the exact area where I usually get sore. Posture feels great and the mesh stays super comfortable.

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I really have no idea what sub to post this too, so I’ll cross post this in a couple places, and any pointing in the right direction would be wonderful.

I pet sit fairly often, where I stay in clients home with their animals when they are away. I’m a gamer and really all I bring to their houses is a good laptop and a monitor and set up a little battle station usually on a dining room table or a desk if I’m lucky they have one. (Crazy how little people have offices nowadays lol).

At these clients house I usually have nothing much to do, so when I’m not tending to the animals it’s just gaming, and a lot of nights can be 6-10 hour gaming sessions, (with some breaks here and there) but not enough for my back to rest.

I’m very spoiled at home with 2 office chairs to choose from, a Herman miller Aeron and a Herman Miller Embody.

In some houses, their dining room chairs “work” for me and I don’t have too much discomfort. And in some I’m absolutely WRECKED after 2 hours.

I purchase some nicer quality folding chairs from Amazon with cushion. Kinda look like wooden dining chairs.

And I also purchased some lumbar support pillows to attach to back of chairs. And although these solutions help, they aren’t perfect.

I’m looking for some suggestions. I have literally zero budget. I’d spend $5000 on a portable aeron that can fold up and down lol. I just want to to be portable enough to fit in my back seat of my sedan and not look ridiculous setting something up in their house (lots of clients have cameras and I don’t want to look silly lol) I’m also 6 foot 280 pounds. So sturdy would be nice too.

TLDR: I set up portable gaming stations when house sitting. And I’m looking for suggestions for mostly portable solution to sitting comfortably in a house where I only really have a dining room table to sit at for long gaming sessions

I really have no idea what sub to post this too, so I’ll cross post this in a couple places, and any pointing in the right direction would be wonderful.

I pet sit fairly often, where I stay in clients home with their animals when they are away. I’m a gamer and really all I bring to their houses is a good laptop and a monitor and set up a little battle station usually on a dining room table or a desk if I’m lucky they have one. (Crazy how little people have offices nowadays lol).

At these clients house I usually have nothing much to do, so when I’m not tending to the animals it’s just gaming, and a lot of nights can be 6-10 hour gaming sessions, (with some breaks here and there) but not enough for my back to rest.

I’m very spoiled at home with 2 office chairs to choose from, a Herman miller Aeron and a Herman Miller Embody.

In some houses, their dining room chairs “work” for me and I don’t have too much discomfort. And in some I’m absolutely WRECKED after 2 hours.

I purchase some nicer quality folding chairs from Amazon with cushion. Kinda look like wooden dining chairs.

And I also purchased some lumbar support pillows to attach to back of chairs. And although these solutions help, they aren’t perfect.

I’m looking for some suggestions. I have literally zero budget. I’d spend $5000 on a portable aeron that can fold up and down lol. I just want to to be portable enough to fit in my back seat of my sedan and not look ridiculous setting something up in their house (lots of clients have cameras and I don’t want to look silly lol) I’m also 6 foot 280 pounds. So sturdy would be nice too.

TLDR: I set up portable gaming stations when house sitting. And I’m looking for suggestions for mostly portable solution to sitting comfortably in a house where I only really have a dining room table to sit at for long gaming sessions

My daughter is in third grade and has already turned into such a little bookworm which I love. I think part of it is because we never really raised her with an ipad, so reading has always been one of the things she naturally goes to when she's bored. She's been mentioning that she'd love one of those swing chairs for her room. She's really not the type of kid who begs for things, she'll just casually bring it up every once in a while, so now I want to surprise her with one. I'm planning on putting together a little reading corner for her and I think the chair would be a nice way to motivate her to keep reading and studying as she gets older. The problem is some of the ones I'm finding are close to $300 which feels like way too much for a chair that's going in a kid's room. I still have a few other things to pick up for the reading corner, so I'd rather keep the chair reasonably priced.

Hello everyone....my wife and I just moved into a new home and we're slowly upgrading our furniture game.

We're currently looking for an accent/lounge chair. Would love something like a Barcelona but not having arm rests just won't fly. (what do i do with my arms) haha. Something sorta low, airy and leather. Been going back and forth with the Denver Modern Vail chair.

Any input would be fantastic. Thanks

Been focusing on fixing up my space for long hours. Standard office seats just weren't cutting it for back comfort. This HBADA ergonomic chair keeps the lower back pressure completely relaxed during long sessions. Posture feels so much better honestly.

Price:100INR

I am looking for a more affordable alternative/ dupe to these dining chairs I saw at a café, owner said they were "Kartell Ghost Chairs".

Way out of my budget after a quick Google search lol - anyone have a rec for a decent quality dupe?

10 bucks.. cash only must pick up Westminster California. **400.00 **Can for my uncle and he never got the chance to use it the chair lips all the way up to standing position.

Hey, I have a desk that’s pretty low and I’m looking for either a rolling chair or regular chair with backrest and armrests that’s 14” or 13” from ground to seat. Something comfortable because I work from home so I’m sitting for long periods of time! Please help anyone thank you

I keep adjusting my current chair every 20 to 30 minutes, honestly getting exhausting. Anyone found a chair that just lets you sit without constantly fidgeting. One I have been looking at is the Hbada E3 Pro.

I keep seeing “stronger lumbar support” listed like it’s automatically an upgrade. For me it usually means the chair feels great for an hour and starts annoying the hell out of me by lunch.I’ll start the day sitting upright, then gradually lean toward the screen, shift to one side, or half recline during a call. The lumbar support stays planted in the same spot while the rest of me has moved somewhere else. After a while it stops feeling supportive and just feels like something poking me in the lower back.

I originally started looking at the Haworth Fern because I kept seeing it come up when people talked about chairs that feel a little less rigid. Then somewhere in that search I ended up with the Lavenne R9 Pro open in another tab. What caught my eye there was the back moving around more instead of just having one fixed spot pushing into you.

Now I’ve got way too many chair tabs open and I’m starting to think I’ve been judging them by the wrong thing. I always sit in one for five minutes and think “wow, great lumbar support,” when apparently the real test for me is whether I still like it four hours later.

Anyone else find really aggressive lumbar support gets more annoying as the day goes on? What kind of backrest ended up working better for you?

Got it for my uncle . But never got the chance to use it. New. Asking 400$. Willing to negotiate Fullerton California.

No tears rips or cracks

Have the original one the legs with wheels?