1.) I'm 6' 2" and about 205 lbs, would my neck / head be at the right position? 2.) Does your butt hurt after hours of sitting? 3.) Up & Down?
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My son uses it to play Xbox sometimes...but he seems to prefer the coach. He is only 5'6". It might not be ideal for someone over 6'. Nice chair overall though.
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Answer 1): Yes.Answer 2) yes, a few. After 2 or 3 hours playing.Answer 3) No. Only move left and right.
1528975
The best chair ever......I spend a good amount of time and I don't have no complaints ....so far the only thing is squeaky when I reclined buy does do to bee on the chair for so long.....
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I bought the chair for my grandson and he's on the heavy side wt was 145 and chunky 9 yr old , and the chair is to small for him.I believe you might be to tall and your legs maybe uncomfortable. The chair is very narrow,I hope this is helpful!
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My friend who is 4' 8.5" stopped by this morning and tried my chair. She thought it was great and had no problem - in fact, she is going to put it on her gift list. She said she had no problem with it rolling away from her (although you do need to be careful about this...I think my casters are partially locked). Her legs were not at 90 degrees, they more followed the contours of the ball, but her feet were on the ground, and she was able to move the chair easily with her feet. I don't think her heels were more than just lightly touching the floor though - but she was barefoot. She was able to easily sit on the top center of the ball, and thinks it is very comfortable. She can't lean back against the backrest, but this is okay since you aren't supposed to lean against it anyway. BTW, the instructions for inflating the ball say to blow it up, then check it in a day since there will likely be some leaking, or perhaps it just stretches out, and fill it again. This is exacrtly what happened with mine, and after I filled it the second time, it has been fine. My ball might be a little soft, which might make a difference to her, but since I am big, it might be my weight. I hope this helps, and I would stress that you be careful when first using the chair to have a good understanding of how it moves, particularly when getting on and off.
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I'm 6 ft, 205 lbs, and yes the chair is very comfortable. The coil helps, BUT the main thing to consider is that most manufacturer's use "lower end" foams,{softer} when they build cushions, they want it to be soft when someone first sits in it. After a peroid of time the foam will fail, crush, {makes you feel like you are sitting on a board}. Then you can take it to a "quality" upholstery shop and get them to replace the foam with a better quality, more dense foam. That will last you forever. I have not changed the foam on this chair yet , but have done it to others. {Maybe just repair the foam in your old chair if you like it.................. mike
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Not sure exactly where the head rest on a person who is that tall, I'm only 5'4 and my husband is 5'8, and it's comfortable for both of us (probably too small for you). I'm sitting in it now (all 5'4 of me) and my the top of my head extends approx. 1-2 inches above the top of the headrest. The problem with the chair is that the hydraulic lift doesn't work (or whatever it is that allows you to adjust the height). So you can lift the seat up, but it quickly falls back into the lowest position upon being sat in. And if you're 6 feet tall, you're going to want it to be in the higher(est) position. I know this $100 chair is tempting, but I suggest going to Costco or Office Max/Depot and sitting (bouncing) in their chairs and make sure they don't fall.
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2 recline postions. as you see in the pic, there is a slight recline, but then push back more and you are almost in a lying postion, which we love that. these are pretty narrow so anyone weighing over 250 pounds may be a tight squeeze. I suggest anyone 230 or less to sit and recline comfortably. thanks, cp
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I purchased this chair for a co-worker who is under 300#. I weigh about the same as you...and I tried it out. It felt comfortable, AFTER the warehouse staff made some adjustments. My main concern would be the "tilt" feature. It kept feeling like the chair was slanting forward and going to dump me out in the floor...not a good feeling! I purchased a chair by the same company (also from Amazon) that was made for up to 500 lbs. This has been a great chair for me. I have not had any problems with it. It feels really secure.
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I find it comfortable for about 3 hours, and then if i get up and walk around for 15 minutes, i can do another 2 or 3. And really, no one should sit for more than 2 hours without a break anyway. The best part is, unlike a regular chair, my back never hurts - my knees a little, yes, but not my back. A worthwhile trade-off for me.
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I think it's pretty accurate. I think the neck pillow looks very good. But when it was placed over the headrest, I felt it was too stiff for me (there was almost no cushion at all). To compensate that you would need to slide down your back rest further behind.
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I sort of agree with all the other posts here from Nov 2013. I'm approx 5'6 and have the backrest adjusted for the lumbar fairly low that fits my comfort. When I tilt my head back it rests on the top of the plastic rim/edge of the backrest. So this is not a head support that is comfortable. If I raise the backrest a little higher (giving up optimum lumbar for MY body), then I have a little more of the backrest to use for my head. If a headrest is a major criteria for your purchase, you could raise the backrest higher up to have more to rest on. If ultimate lumbar and headrest are a criteria, then I would look for a chair with a taller backrest or a headrest attachment. I sort of agree with all the other posts here from Nov 2013. I'm approx 5'6 and have the backrest adjusted for the lumbar fairly low that fits my comfort. When I tilt my head back it rests on the top of the plastic rim/edge of the backrest. So this is not a head support that is comfortable. If I raise the backrest a little higher (giving up optimum lumbar for MY body), then I have a little more of the backrest to use for my head. If a headrest is a major criteria for your purchase, you could raise the backrest higher up to have more to rest on. If ultimate lumbar and headrest are a... » Read More I sort of agree with all the other posts here from Nov 2013. I'm approx 5'6 and have the backrest adjusted for the lumbar fairly low that fits my comfort. When I tilt my head back it rests on the top of the plastic rim/edge of the backrest. So this is not a head support that is comfortable. If I raise the backrest a little higher (giving up optimum lumbar for MY body), then I have a little more of the backrest to use for my head. If a headrest is a major criteria for your purchase, you could raise the backrest higher up to have more to rest on. If ultimate lumbar and headrest are a criteria, then I would look for a chair with a taller backrest or a headrest attachment. « Show Less
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I do not like my head elevated too much either. This pillow can be below 4 inches because you can control how much water you add into the pillow. I looked at my pillow and it is probably 4 inches but it 'gives' when you lay on it. It is not a hard, compacted surface when you lay on it. I really recommend this pillow. I have not had to visit my chiropractor after waking up with random neck ache pains that do not go away.
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I'm 5'6" and I can. I don't believe at 5'10" you would be able to. You could rest your neck tho! :-) Very comfortable chair otherwise. My dad uses it and he's 6'2".
1810392
No. I'm the same height, and the back will stop in the middle of your neck when sitting correctly
1311341
I'm 5'3" and do use a seat cushion in my car. I too find the headrest to be hard. I only use my pillow on long trips as it isn't comfortable if I move my head sideways (turning corners and such.)
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Yes, I'm 6'2" and it's still awesome for me. Just know that if you lie on it your legs from about midway between your knees and ankles will be off it, though it'll still work great as a lazy chair.
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It depends I suppose on how tall you are but the back of the chair does easily go up and down. I am 5'4', at the lowest setting, it supports my head well. My husband is 5'8" and weraised it all the way up and it supports his head well. The pedals on this chair work really easily so finding your perfect comfort is easy.
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I am 5'8" and 220 lbs. i am at my desk a lot. (6-10 hours a day) This chair helps me correct my posture and relieves the problems I have in my upper back that limit how long I can sit. It is not as comfortable as my regular desk chair [Rated by Office Depot for 8 hours]. That rating is accurate as long as I am not working. When I am working, the combination of stress and posture issue get painful after two hours. On the kneeling chair, I have no back pain but my seat gets tired after 4 hours. I switch between the two to get through my day. It is very good, but it could really use more padding in the seat. I am 5'8" and 220 lbs. i am at my desk a lot. (6-10 hours a day) This chair helps me correct my posture and relieves the problems I have in my upper back that limit how long I can sit. It is not as comfortable as my regular desk chair [Rated by Office Depot for 8 hours]. That rating is accurate as long as I am not working. When I am working, the combination of stress and posture issue get painful after two hours. On the kneeling chair, I have no back pain but my seat gets tired after 4 hours. I switch between the two to get through my day. It is very good, but it could really use more... » Read More I am 5'8" and 220 lbs. i am at my desk a lot. (6-10 hours a day) This chair helps me correct my posture and relieves the problems I have in my upper back that limit how long I can sit. It is not as comfortable as my regular desk chair [Rated by Office Depot for 8 hours]. That rating is accurate as long as I am not working. When I am working, the combination of stress and posture issue get painful after two hours. On the kneeling chair, I have no back pain but my seat gets tired after 4 hours. I switch between the two to get through my day. It is very good, but it could really use more padding in the seat. « Show Less
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I am a couple hairs over 5'10, and I think that the chair offers great support for me. The chair back does lay nicely behind my head with a little room to spare (for his extra height over me?). The chair back gets thinner toward the top, farther from the primary cushioned back, so my head ends up positioned a little farther back than what I prefer. The chair is still very comfortable for me without any added pillows or anything, though. I hope this helps.