this or the xm4429? anyone know of benefits of the 45 degree angle over standard roman chair? thanks
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This was recommended to me by an orthopedic MD after I did PT for 6 months. I am very happy with this product and I would not change it with any other standard roman chair.
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Jose, unfortunately the lounge chair only reclines to and from 35-75 degree angles... let me know if that helps ;-)
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No idea, I loved this chair until that happened. I traded chairs with my brother in law who likes the chair at the lowest height. Thank you for your question it reminded me that I have to fix my review.
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Hi I thought I did tell you which chair it is. Its a Medline XL2000. Thanks for your helpBruce
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Hi R&D! Thank you for your inquiry! This chair seems to only come in 29" Aiste BisonOffice
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The CC model appears to have had the corners "melted" or ground to a smoother contour. I would expect it to work the same.Comfort when sitting would depend on holster placement. When directly on the side of your body it should not interfere with a bent leg or pressing into your back. You should be able to make adjustments to suit you.
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I tried the SI C210 today at a friend's house and loved it. I had bought a Homedics at Costco some months ago and had to return it because it hurt too much using it on a recliner in the reclining position or the straight up position. It was demonstrated on a very thin backed chair and I hadn't noticed that. So it went back. The SI that I tried today was also in a recliner similar to mine and I only felt actual hurt from it one time. The rest of the time it felt wonderful, esp when I used the "rolling" mode. I liked being able to set the width. Now I must decide if I should buy this unit. $150 is rather high but..... I tried the SI C210 today at a friend's house and loved it. I had bought a Homedics at Costco some months ago and had to return it because it hurt too much using it on a recliner in the reclining position or the straight up position. It was demonstrated on a very thin backed chair and I hadn't noticed that. So it went back. The SI that I tried today was also in a recliner similar to mine and I only felt actual hurt from it one time. The rest of the time it felt wonderful, esp when I used the "rolling" mode. I liked being able to set the width. Now I must decide if I should buy... » Read More I tried the SI C210 today at a friend's house and loved it. I had bought a Homedics at Costco some months ago and had to return it because it hurt too much using it on a recliner in the reclining position or the straight up position. It was demonstrated on a very thin backed chair and I hadn't noticed that. So it went back. The SI that I tried today was also in a recliner similar to mine and I only felt actual hurt from it one time. The rest of the time it felt wonderful, esp when I used the "rolling" mode. I liked being able to set the width. Now I must decide if I should buy this unit. $150 is rather high but..... « Show Less
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answer is same as your last contact....i've never heard that these small office chairs had a tilt adjustment....and this boss chair is the best i've ever had...go for it at it's current price it's a steal.........george
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The chair is design with a straight back. However, the design of the actual seat will result in about a 3-5 degree slant when you set down. This is ideal for me. I hope this helps.
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I have been sitting on one of these chairs for 8-9 hours a day, 5 days a week (at work), for a couple of years. I love it! It provides "active" sitting opportunities and my abdomen has become tighter as a result and my posture has improved. The padded bar you see pictured is not a backrest but more of a "grab bar" to assist in getting on/off the chair. There is not back support; no leaning back. My only complaint would be that the casters lock into place with just the slightest touch, like when my foot barely kicks one. Then I have to reach down and unlock it. Not really a big deal, but somewhat annoying. I have been sitting on one of these chairs for 8-9 hours a day, 5 days a week (at work), for a couple of years. I love it! It provides "active" sitting opportunities and my abdomen has become tighter as a result and my posture has improved. The padded bar you see pictured is not a backrest but more of a "grab bar" to assist in getting on/off the chair. There is not back support; no leaning back. My only complaint would be that the casters lock into place with just the slightest touch, like when my foot barely kicks one. Then I have to reach down and unlock it. Not really... » Read More I have been sitting on one of these chairs for 8-9 hours a day, 5 days a week (at work), for a couple of years. I love it! It provides "active" sitting opportunities and my abdomen has become tighter as a result and my posture has improved. The padded bar you see pictured is not a backrest but more of a "grab bar" to assist in getting on/off the chair. There is not back support; no leaning back. My only complaint would be that the casters lock into place with just the slightest touch, like when my foot barely kicks one. Then I have to reach down and unlock it. Not really a big deal, but somewhat annoying. « Show Less
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Hi David, since my husband has severe back issues. I did a lot of research online and was worried about him having to reach so low to lock in the ankle adjustment. I chose the 960 for the ease and comfort for him. the 960 model also has longer handles on each side as well as other handles to grip or push for more of a stretch. which I seem to like more than he does. If you'd like more info I looked up on You Tube a side by side comparison. I'm including the link for you. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a21CTqahr4o. He is a little slow to get started if you start the video about 1:43. he will get into more of the description and will show the differences on each one. I hope this helps. J Hi David, since my husband has severe back issues. I did a lot of research online and was worried about him having to reach so low to lock in the ankle adjustment. I chose the 960 for the ease and comfort for him. the 960 model also has longer handles on each side as well as other handles to grip or push for more of a stretch. which I seem to like more than he does. If you'd like more info I looked up on You Tube a side by side comparison. I'm including the link for you. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a21CTqahr4o. He is a little slow to get started if you start the video about 1:43. he... » Read More Hi David, since my husband has severe back issues. I did a lot of research online and was worried about him having to reach so low to lock in the ankle adjustment. I chose the 960 for the ease and comfort for him. the 960 model also has longer handles on each side as well as other handles to grip or push for more of a stretch. which I seem to like more than he does. If you'd like more info I looked up on You Tube a side by side comparison. I'm including the link for you. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a21CTqahr4o. He is a little slow to get started if you start the video about 1:43. he will get into more of the description and will show the differences on each one. I hope this helps. J « Show Less
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Mrs H I sat in a friend's chair and absolutely loved it. Nice high back support, headrest, and can leave your legs out or have your knees bent. I found it very comfortable for the 15 minutes I was in it. I have to say that I'm 6'7" . I'm getting one ASAP.
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To restate as one of the other responders said, the seat moves with the back of the chair, there is no separated mechanism to adjust the seat angle. Albeit, it is a great chair for the $$$
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I weigh 285 and it seems to handle me just fine. The chair does tip forward when I have it fully reclined and lean forward to grab something. This is not a problem though if you put the chair back in the upright position. I am happy with the chair and would buy it again so far. I did not look to see what the chair was made out of but it seems solid and my backrest is still tight. If you are concerned, get the 5 year, everything covered, insurance upon purchase. Then if it falls apart on you, file the insurance claim and they will fix or replace it.
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I noticed this same price difference when I bought mine about 11 months ago. I found my chair to be very good quality and function. I am glad I bought this one.
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My husband and I find it to be a convenient height. Maybe slightly lower than a normal straight back chair. The one we have now is our second Century 6210. They work great. No odor if used as directed and easy to clean.
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Yes but your expectations for "back as far upright as possible" and "front tilted down" may or may not be met. Guessing that with the seat tilted down as far as possible the back is still less than a 90 degree "as far upright as possible" position however it's comfortable and does keep the pressure off the back of legs if that's what you are looking for. My disappointment with this chair is the lack of height...anyone over about 5'6" may not find this chair's max height adequate.