> After having serious work-related injuries to my back identified,
> my employer has offered to let me choose a new office chair on
> Sit4Less.com. They offer the Aeron, the SteelCase Leap, the
> Humanscale Freedom, and a few others. Can anyone personally
> recommend a chair that provides a lot of back support and stays
> comfortable all day? I'm not sure which one's best for me. My
> doctor said that as long as it has very good lumbar and sacral
> support, it will be a big improvement. I'll be able to return the
> chair I buy if it does not work out for me.

> Thanks
> Kyle

Brit <britro...@neener.chickypoo.net> wrote in message <news:MPG.18ed3866eb62c8f3989702@news.prodigy.net>...
> In article <MPG.18eba719bce6c4ae989...@news.earthlink.net>,
> deletekythe...@excite.com says...
> > After having serious work-related injuries to my back identified,
> > my employer has offered to let me choose a new office chair on
> > Sit4Less.com. They offer the Aeron, the SteelCase Leap, the
> > Humanscale Freedom, and a few others. Can anyone personally
> > recommend a chair that provides a lot of back support and stays
> > comfortable all day? I'm not sure which one's best for me. My
> > doctor said that as long as it has very good lumbar and sacral
> > support, it will be a big improvement. I'll be able to return the
> > chair I buy if it does not work out for me.

> > Thanks
> > Kyle

>      The Aeron has won tons of awards, and everyone I know wants
> one. I've sat in one at my friend's office, and it was very
> comfortable and seemed very adjustable. I haven't heard of those
> other chairs. I looked at the website you mentioned, and it says
> you can return a chair for up to a year, so you can just try one
> out and then send it back. It's cool that your boss is giving you a
> choice.

> **Brit**