What kind of chair do you use?
http://www.mwelab.com/en/
One day I will own one of these, and then I'll know that I've finally made.
this
my bed
>>51903047
The ultimate queen of comfy
some dxracer one
got it at some place that resells old unwanted stock from stores in the area
250$
The gas strut failed and cant stay up after 2 years and the armrests are peeling
>>51903047
>No arm support.
>>51903047
I don't sit. I fly.
>>51903047
I tried
>>51903100
underrated file name
>>51903426
Do you dip your hands in bags of flour before using your computer?
>>51903080
Where does the computer go?
>>51903047
A wheelchair
>>51903472
It's just a mix of spilt drinks and skin flakes over the course of 10 years
>>51903047
>no back support at all
>cant even touch the headrest without being unable to view the monitor
enjoy having the spine of a banana
>>51903552
Not to mention the cum
>>51903600
I masturbate with my left hand
>>51903670
Me too, wanna bum?
>>51903677
No, you degenerate faggot
i sit indian style on a mesh office chair which i removed the arms from
my legs are my arm rests
>>51903047
wtf it's literally called "lots of rice"
>>51903426
Do you just pretend that there's a monitor in front of you?
>>51903924
>>51903426
it works better with the keyboard in your lap and the thing holding your mouse should be low enough so that your shoulders don't bunch up and it should also have a pad on it for your forearm to rest on so that your wrist stays slightly elevated, this keeps your wrist from bracing the weight of your arm. you also want your feet elevated, an armless recliner would probably be your best bet.
>>51904104
I don't understand what you mean with the shoulder thing
Using the mouse is very comfortable and ergonomic in my chair
The rest could definitely be improved, yes
>>51904284
When you rest your arm your shoulder should be neutral neither bunching up nor hinging down it's quite simple really. Just looking at that setup I can see my shoulder bunching up but maybe your arms are a different length or something I dunno.
>>51905289
Ah, I get it now
My shoulders are in a relatively neutral relaxed state because I always have my arms in a ~45-80 degree angle from my body
The angle just gets higher the lower I sit
I don't press against the wooden plates
>>51905658
your arms shouldn't be angling out either. everything you do to compensate means some other part of your body is bracing additional load but having your arms angled out may be one of the lesser problems you can have, especially if it works for you but you seemed to indicate that it did not work out, why?
>>51903260
source? i shouldn't have laughed at that.
>>51907412
I think it's great as far as using the mouse is concerned because having your arms more angled means you can have your hand in a more natural rotation while holding the mouse
My only problem is that my keyboard is too wide and I can only use it with my arms straight down
>2015
>sitting
get with the program you fucking plebs, standing desk for the fuck you
>>51907739
>My only problem is that my keyboard is too wide and I can only use it with my arms straight down
yeah I had a setup similar to yours and one of the features I made sure of was that the uh.."bench" the mouse rested on was about level with my lap, where the keyboard sat so that I could seamlessly move my hand from mouse to keyboard. I'm not sure what you mean about your hand being in a natural rotation. you ideally want your hand gently draping over your mouse so as to not put any pressure on your wrists or palms and to maintain ideal control of the mouse.
>>51903080
Yeah once you get a job you fucking virgin
>>51903047
it came with the apartment and i've been too lazy/poor to get another one
>>51907813
I did mean like pic related
Basically your forearm has to twist less to use a regular mouse, the more angled upwards your upper arm is
I could be completely wrong about it but it made my carpal tunnel issues go away
>>51907762
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>>51908117
Oh god vertical mice are terrible. I'd highly suggest a trackball before trying one of them. Your carpal tunnel was almost certainly caused by incorrectly using your palm or wrist to brace the weight of your arm against your table or mouse. A vertical mouse may solve that issue but now you have your ulna and elbow facing down and no longer have the meaty part of your forearm to support with.
Really a trackball or hell a motion controller but I'd fix my table height to arm rest height ratio ergonomics first. A proper setup will place zero pressure on your carpal bones.
I don't, I sit on the floor.
>>51908117
i'm feeling a discomfort after looking at that image
