Looking for a new computer desk chair
5'7, 290lbs
B or C?
fucking hell, an obese manlet, kys
>>55413214
Get yourself one of this and a standing desk
>>55413240
I can't help it, I work 60 hours a week, come home and fuck your mom, I don't have the energy afterwards to work out.
>>55413214
>5'7, 290lbs
>>55413214
>5'7, 290lbs
>>55413214
lol get on my level, 5'8 360 lbs
>>55413214
work out
>>55413214
>5'7, 290lbs
Not sure if bait but...
you should get on a caloric deficit diet, trust me, you don't wanna be affected by lifestyle diseases when you're older.
>>55413214
Had one of these aeron's at my last job. They are super comfortable. I'd recommend it especially for a gentleman of your ampleness.
I always find it amusing all you guys telling OP to lose weight like he doesn't already know.
You ever see someone tell a fat person that they are fat and the guy goes, "Holy shit you're right! I had no idea!" LMAO
>>55413345
You don't need to work out to lose weight, just eat less. While working out has amazing health benefits, it's not an effective way to lose weight.
>>55413214
>5'7, 290lbs
http://www.liamrosen.com/fitness.html
>>55413214
>5'7, 290lbs
>>55415162
Fuck you! I have dated girls taller than me and they had no problems crouching a bit to kiss me.
>>55415319
Where they wider too?
>>55415337
That's none of your business, fuckwit.
>>55413345
I usually work 80+ hours a week and still weigh less than you. 5'9, 180 lb. Don't make shitty excuses.
find a place that has the chairs in store
your girth makes it necessary I think
>>55413214
>>55413214
look at the chair requirements? i think C is for fat people
>spending $2k on a chair
>>55415596
Aerons are cheap as fuck my man
They're very durable, used ones are very accessible
>>55413345
>I can't help it, I work 60 hours a week, come home and fuck your mom, I don't have the energy afterwards to work out.>>
Herman Miller Aeron is definitely a decent chair.
If you have even the slightest signs of backpain, get a herman miller embody or a steelcase leap. These chairs are expensive but can prevent chronic back pain, which can permanently handicap you and cost you thousands in medical expenses + make your life miserable beyond what you ever imagined. This shit isn't a joke, I've seen it happen to overweight adults in their 40's.
On another note, I used to be 220lbs, dropped down to 150 in a couple years. The big thing is fighting food addiction, no need to work out to lose weight. The choice is ultimately yours, but you could look into getting a deskcycle to put under your desk, it's what helped me!
>>55413345
Really? At that weight, it sounds more like you come home and eat my mom.
Is 6'2" 210lbs bad?
>>55413214
Just get a fucking car seat and solder the rails to a heavy duty cart so your fat ass don't break it.
>>55415647
the cheapest used ones i see are for $700 (Canadian dollars)
i'm looking for a new chair, thinking of getting a used Steelcase Leap V1 for $200-$300
>>55415688
Depends on your build, anything from 160-190 is the normal weight range for your height
>>55413214
jesus 290
>>55413214
>5'7, 290lbs
RIP chair
>>55413345
>>55415679
Kekt and rekt
>>55413214
>5'7, 290lbs
Even the natty vegan body builder, Ricky Piano, had a hard time reaching 290 and he has 3inches on you
>>55413214
Jesus dude lose some weight. I'm 6'.5 and weigh 260 and it looks bad on me.
>>55413240
>kys
kill yourself
I just came here to say im 6'0" and i weigh 325 lbs.
Get on my level OP
>>55413616
>you should get on a caloric deficit diet
Horrible advice. Starvation just leads to yo-yo dieting. Obesity is fixed through exercise because exercise reacquaints your body with its energy-driven appetite. You start naturally eating according to what you burn instead of eating out of boredom.
>>55419417
do you even know what caloric deficit diet means? exercise allows you to eat more, but you still have to be on a caloric deficit to lose weight.
>>55413214
Diabeetus
>>55415688
yes how are you still alive?
>tfw 6'1 330lbs
>>55413214
What about D? Diabeetus
>5'7 290lbs
>>55413214
I sit in one of those at work. I'm not a fan. It's comfortable but not cozy. At my last job I had a Humanscale Freedom with the headrest and gel seat. I liked that one much better. It's about $400 more expensive though. I'm 5'9" and 160lbs.
The back support, specifically the lumbar support on the Aeron is hard and difficult to adjust. The build feels cheap too.
>>55415699
Solder isn't that sturdy anon
>>55419919
I think he means weld.
>>55413214
Get
A
Headrest
Fuck me for not. I just want to lay back and watch chink toon/shitpost.
>>55413214
>5'7, 100lbs
>A or B or C?
