[cheez]

My setup: http://i.imgur.com/HKhovMT.jpg

I used to sit on a normal desk chair but it felt wrong. I can sit here for longer without issue, though I still get up every half hour. As long as I ensure my head is touching the back of the chair as well as the bottom of my back (i.e., no hunch), my spine is easily straight and I have absolutely no back problems after working for a long time, which happens on occasion, believe it or not.

[iterationx]

I have a similar chair but with dual mounted "Atdec Visidec VF-AT-NBC Notebook Arm and Monitor Arm Pole Mount Combination"

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0044DHU0M/ref=wms_ohs_prod...

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10557283/CAM00161.jpg https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10557283/CAM00164.jpg https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10557283/CAM00165.jpg

[numo16]

I did not know this was a thing I wanted until now...

[shubb]

Wow, I have that chair, and it gives me back ache after about 5 minutes! There is no lower back support at all, at least for someone my height... Nice to know it works for you though.

[cheez]

How tall are you? I'm taller than average.

This chair is better than the office chairs I've had in previous lives. I think for me the ideal for long periods of work would be a deeper incline but since I get up every half hour or so anyway, it would be a PITA to get up and down.

I'm not perfectly comfortable but I'm more comfortable than is typical.

[ryen]

For other readers, thats the Ikea POÄNG chair

http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/categories/series/07472/

[suyash]

This chair looks comfortable but is it really for long time sitting and programming? Does it have a good lower back support?

[gohrt]

Where do your arms rest/float? Looks like gorilla-arm.

[cheez]

Gorilla-arm?

They rest on the arm rest of the chair.

[msluyter]

What about your wrists? The angle of your monitor stand would suggest that they have to be bent at least 20 degrees or so.

[cheez]

They actually rest very comfortably. My elbows are on the arms of the chair and my wrists are completely flat against the keyboard. If I had to guess at the angle of my forearm against my upper arm, I'd say it is close to 90 degrees. I don't think this image shows much, but here you go anway: http://i.imgur.com/kDEHDmt.jpg

[oftenwrong]

Seems like the monitor is too low for proper ergonomics.

[cheez]

Did some experimenting based on your comments and it looks like the ideal position to improve my setup would be:

1. Some form of a foot rest

2. The monitor raised to the next height

3. A bluetooth keyboard so my wrists can rest on my lap

[cheez]

Possible. That is the lowest setting.