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From: gmack@cisden.UUCP (Gregg Mackenzie)
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Subject: Re: Those good-for-your-back chairs
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Date: Thu, 6-Feb-86 16:25:20 EST
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I think the best ones if you don't want to spring for the original
Balans chair are the cheaper imitations of it.  There are some
adjustable ones on the market that don't seem to be quite as
comfortable as the Balans-style ones.  Someone mentioned that the
degree of "give" might be important.  From my experience, I would
say that this sounds reasonable.  Also the adjustable one that I
have does not seem to work all that well with the desk that my
terminal is on.  It's one of those erogenomic desks that are just
a little lower than a regular desk.  Knowhutahmean Vern?

Gregg Mackenzie
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