I am thinking about this one
mkunikow
7676ee
I cannot sit anymore. Maybe 30 min at a time. Basically I rotate between:
- a standing desk ( Skarsta from IKEA )
- briefly supporting myself on a stool in front of the same desk (Dalfred from IKEA)
- squatting (in an Asian manner, deep squat, flexing hips, - not on a squatting stool) (in front of a coffee table or a couch)
- kneeling, lotus position, laying down
The hamster wheel concept is very interesting. However, the moving (and blinking?) slots in the field of vision concern me a bit.
Thinking of a stationary bike; almost any will fit under my standing desk.
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OvermindDL1
I’m also not a fan of chairs that have a hard edge, my lower legs and feet have a tendency to go numb in those cases and where it’s squeezing again the bones in my leg gets super sore. I also tend to sit with one leg cross on the chair or I sit entirely cross-legged (and I tend to change every so often) so a chair that doesn’t facilitate that would be quite painful. In addition I exceptionally hate sitting at a 90 degree angle, puts pressure on my spine that I do not at all enjoy, and I instead prefer about a 135 degree angle as it is both ‘enough’ to sit on while laying down enough for full support. I’ve yet to find a chair that I find actually comfortable for my usage but I keep looking… 
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jxm
Can someone explain what just happened here ? This reply to @josevalim by @GulaLai is a lightly edited copy and paste of my own comment from Sep '18 above. Is that some sort of bot ?
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jxm
@OvermindDL1, you liked a copy of my own post from months above, see my other comment 
Anyhow, yes, apart from both of us having the same issue with that kind of chair, I concur that the front edge is hard enought to make my thighs go numb after prolonged use, so the Aeron is a no-go if you’re sensitive to that.
However, a good feature of the Aeron re. this is the negative-incline option. When unlocked, you get an extra ~ 5° FORWARD tilt or the sitting platform itself and that makes it really comfortable when leaning a bit forward and relieves pressure. But you can’t really at the same time use this AND have back support, the geometry does not really allow for it. EDIT: Actually, I just tried it and you can, but only with the back fully locked in its most forward position.
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AstonJ
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BrightEyesDavid
Can I ask how long you’ve been using the Bungee Office Chair, and if its bungees are still in good condition? I noticed in the product page’s questions that for a couple of people they’ve worn out, and they’re non-replaceable. I think that was after a few years had passed, though. Thanks.
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Qqwy
TypeCheck Core Team
There is one other ‘chair’ that I also really enjoy, and it has greatly improved my development process 
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