Do you feel the frame with your bottom when you sit up straight in it. I have noticed feeling the frame in most click-clacks.
66381
Yes I did. It was very uncomfortable and it ripped at the seams that were stitched
66382
I only feel it when it's in bed mode and am laying down on the part that the back support for the couch mode. Otherwise I think it's rather comfy.
66383
If you sit correctly you don't feel the frame, if you sit on the edge then you will feel the frame
697225
Its possible, because it raises your seating position by about an inch. I find that my core and lower back muscles are more engaged, because of the slightly wiggly ride. At the end of a long trip I'm less stiff and sore because of this.
1828556
It feels slightly spongey and it makes a tiny little "rattley" noise, but it doesn't bother me. It is NOT an aggressive click click, but it is not absolutely silen.
1565824
I occasionally find it rock back if I launch a pull up really quick. By rocking back I mean towards myself and barely off the ground.
370404
No, not difficult but I usually have to feel around for top, middle, bottom first. I started using the case shortly after getting the phone, so I essentially have used only the case for the buttons, never just the phone. You can feel the clicking of the buttons through the cover. It has been a great case for several months.
1279295
Mine has the same feel to it. Doesn't seem to effect the performance but does make it feel cheap.
961096
It runs in mine too. Body Rite helps me sit straight without my really noticing. I can sit at my sewing machine or bent over my cutting table all day and not have a sore back by night fall.
979545
I did not experience that problem. However I do have a foot stool at my work desk where I use the cushion, (ergonomics suggested me to use)
423538
it certainly does not feel "mushy". the (only) issue that ive found is that i frequently push the scroll wheel button to the left or right when i intend to push it straight down. i have found that the best solution to this issue is to push the scroll wheel forward rather than down. this gives more consistent results
785606
To me it feels like it is easy to push down but I am young and don't have arthritis or any other hand problems. Mine does take a little bit of force to push it down; I personally think its the perfect amount.
277601
No. I have a memory foam mattress sitting directly on the frame without any issues so far.
2220930
It's definitely more up and down than side to side. There are little bumps on the steps so I've never felt like I've been sliding, even though the steps do slightly go to the side when you're on the downstep. i think it feels more natura to have the slight side movement rather than strict, straight up and down.
2282933
It feels somewhere in the middle. I loaded mine with most of the weights and it feels a lot better. My problem is that the shape and feel of it in my hand is wrong, its shaped more for the left hand than the right. It's sort of awkward.
55874
I just recently built mine and the seat is rock-solid. You have to keep the adjustment screw tight, but I've not detected any movement of the seat while riding. I'm not a big fan of the adjustment screw concept. Although it seems to work well, it's inconvenient (at best) when there are multiple users (and there are three of us using it).
276863
When you're sitting in the chair and lean back the back of the chair feels firm. There is a very slight "give", MAYBE about 1/2 inch or so, just enough to where it's comfortable and not to where you feel like you're leaning against a concrete wall. It's not super wobbly or anything like that.
1840162
My knees do start to feel uncomfortable after three or four hours, but if I take brief breaks I can sit in it all day. It's much better than the constant lower back pain I used to feel from sitting in a regular chair. I have not had a problem with my legs or feet going to sleep.
1505517
Make sure your posture is aligned. I felt tightness in my core because of sitting upright better.