How does this compare with the Swopper chair? (besides being much cheaper). Is it as good or close enough?
260295
I have not used the swapper chair but I will say I would not switch my kore chair for anything. And my colleagues who have also purchased the kore chair agree wholeheartedly good luck
260296
The Swooper Chair looks to be designed a bit more robustly. It may be a bit heavier. The Kore chair does have a few "cheap" fasteners that break easily on a hard surface floor. The base in convex which gives the chair it's movement where the Swooper seems to utilize a heavy spring. The Kore is a much simpler design with very little that could go wrong, but it is not using the best components giving it the less expensive price. The Kore is worth what I paid.
260297
I absolutely love my Kore stool. I don't use it all the time as I have a standing desk set-up but when my legs get tired or I need to concentrate on something close, it is wonderful. I don't think I'll ever use a regular desk chair again unless there are no other options.
1282159
Same chair and cushion. It's Capitalism. You can either pay $69.00 straight from an Ikea store or a higher mark up from other stores. Buyer Beware!
403444
Does not rock, reclines enough to be comfortable but not as much as a recliner. Swivels easily, a great TV recliner.I have 2, keep one at my lake house. I like. Charles C.
396972
I don't think it is comparable.It is a very nice car seat however, as it adapts from an infant seat to a toddler seat. A great value.
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If you want the weightless feeling, buy the spring. If you want to be able to turn 360 degrees, buy the swivel, too. But you don't need them for the chair to work as is. Hope that helps!Karen
396973
I don't think it is comparable. It is a very nice car seat however, as it adapts from an infant seat to a toddler seat. A great value.
1229764
The padding is about an inch thick. Its felt comfortable for me and if your content with a high quality low budget stool this should work for you. The swivel has not given me any problems but wd-40 can cure metal noises.
768452
I think they're both exactly the same but more people must opt for Red thus pushing up the cost. Crazy!! It's a great chair. Perfect from birth till about 7-8 months.
852584
I believe you are confusing Picnic Time with Rhino Rack's Camp Chair. The Rhino Rack chair is rock solid, so are the other chairs they make. There is also a vast difference in the price you quote and the Rhino Rack chair. While $60 for a fold up chair seems a lot, especially if it fails immediately, you shouldn't confuse the two companies. I don't think I could damage my chair even if I were to try!
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That's what I could grasp from reading different sources on the internet. I have a 86205 and I'm very happy with it. 2 months and counting. I'm a big guy - 6'5 and 230lbs. No sign of sagging or ruining the seat or back. Working from home almost on a daily basis and the chair is comfortable to spend all day in it.
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I wish I could be of more help in this matter. I bought the Trekker Chair for my 13-year-old grandson, a sturdy lad who does a lot of hiking with his parents in the Pacific Northwest, and who finds the Chair both useful and comfortable. I would suggest going to a store that sells outdoor recreation items, and trying one on.
846464
Although I haven't had my chair too long and only used it a few times it's wonderful. Much more comfortable than any other folding chair I've used. Worth the money.
514847
I purchased this because it was the only one that came close to my good 'old' exec chair, now held together with duct tape and bailing wire... sort of.While I will always be faithful to my old chair, this one really is comfortable and well made. Hope that helps.
1885756
I have found the back comfortable. Wish it had a little more forward tilt. I am an online student and I use my chair a lot. The clashing is firm and the adjustable arm height rules. I am sure their at better chairs but for the money . A great chair.
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This is an awesome chair. It does swivel easily back and forth. There is fantastic lumbar support, as well as support for your head/neck. I recommend this chair...it is very comfortable.
585947
I find the chair comfortable. I have sat in it for 4 to 6 hours at a time, and have had no problems. Keep in mind I have no back problems or any other issues. I am sure there is a more comfortable chair out there, but you will probably pay a lot more for it. This is good comfort for a good price in my opinion.
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This item is a very close mimic to the Tantra chair. The angles of the product photos don't quite give an accurate perspective. The shape is identical. The materials are most likely of a lesser quality than the real deal (haven't seen an original Tantra in person), but the cost savings make up for it in my book. Sturdy enough build, faux wood grain plastic feet screw into place, though can still swivel a bit, but has never been a problem. Light enough to move around or up and down stairs by an average person, male or female. Use the $900 you'll save to round out the toybox, and take any potential "yoga" partners somewhere nice . This item is a very close mimic to the Tantra chair. The angles of the product photos don't quite give an accurate perspective. The shape is identical. The materials are most likely of a lesser quality than the real deal (haven't seen an original Tantra in person), but the cost savings make up for it in my book. Sturdy enough build, faux wood grain plastic feet screw into place, though can still swivel a bit, but has never been a problem. Light enough to move around or up and down stairs by an average person, male or female. Use the $900 you'll save to round out the toybox, and take any... » Read More This item is a very close mimic to the Tantra chair. The angles of the product photos don't quite give an accurate perspective. The shape is identical. The materials are most likely of a lesser quality than the real deal (haven't seen an original Tantra in person), but the cost savings make up for it in my book. Sturdy enough build, faux wood grain plastic feet screw into place, though can still swivel a bit, but has never been a problem. Light enough to move around or up and down stairs by an average person, male or female. Use the $900 you'll save to round out the toybox, and take any potential "yoga" partners somewhere nice . « Show Less