[Costco] Gaming chair - $139.99
Saw it at Costco in Laval. Please see the image for more details.
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- Ashley2705 [OP]
- Newbie
- Aug 10, 2020
- 7 posts
- 37 upvotes
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- lead
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- Nov 21, 2002
- 10207 posts
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- Winnipeg
not the softest on the kisser!
- k847848
- Member
- Oct 2, 2019
- 333 posts
- 211 upvotes
Again? This is regular price at this point
- TGRBLL
- Newbie
- Jul 13, 2018
- 10 posts
- 35 upvotes
- Edmonton. Alberta
I wish that the headrest was actually adjustable!!
- JAC
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- Apr 16, 2001
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- HenryC422053
- Jr. Member
- Jul 28, 2017
- 161 posts
- 215 upvotes
I recently got the GT Omega Chair for $259.95 - $12.99 with 7GD6JUBB discount code = $246.96 (no tax, free shipping): https://www.gtomega.ca/products/pro-ser ... 6977087535
It's quite good - not as good as the Secret Lab Omega chair but it is pretty close, especially at 1/2 the price as the Secret Lab.
It's quite good - not as good as the Secret Lab Omega chair but it is pretty close, especially at 1/2 the price as the Secret Lab.
- AncasterRFD
- Deal Guru
- Jun 15, 2012
- 13799 posts
- 7497 upvotes
- Southern Ontario
Per previous thread, only a few people found these comfortable. I tried all the Costco chairs in store and I agree, it’s one of their least comfy.
- KorruptioN
- Deal Guru
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- Sep 3, 2003
- 12255 posts
- 672 upvotes
- Toronto
Obligatory:
Deal with it.
- waz
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- Jul 2, 2003
- 567 posts
- 326 upvotes
- GTA
2 in stock at Dixie/Dundas
- ryanaz
- Sr. Member
- Mar 21, 2012
- 506 posts
- 395 upvotes
- Edmonton
I have two. Its a little hard. It kinda seems like it's designed for very obese gamers that have built in padding. I'm 6'4 185lbs and I barely occupy half the seating surface
- IslandDeal
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- Aug 13, 2020
- 370 posts
- 1240 upvotes
For anyone with back pain, I would strongly recommend 2 things:
1 - Get a standing desk or make one ! It's incredible how much a difference that makes.
2 - I recommend you try this chair ($749.99 at Costco and it's worth every penny) as it "forces you" to have a good posture.
https://www.costco.ca/back-strong-offic ... 79156.html
1 - Get a standing desk or make one ! It's incredible how much a difference that makes.
2 - I recommend you try this chair ($749.99 at Costco and it's worth every penny) as it "forces you" to have a good posture.
https://www.costco.ca/back-strong-offic ... 79156.html
- mikebmt
- Sr. Member
- Nov 13, 2018
- 543 posts
- 1273 upvotes
Just posting this for opinion:
I have this chair. I bought it in March or so after WFH, and realizing my existing chair was not great (no vertical armrest adjustment, pinch point on edge of desk and wrist). Old chair was $350 or something from Structube.
This chair is comfortable to me. 5'11 155lb , I like the armrest adjustments.
I do understand how someone could say it's for fat people. The width of the "seat" is pretty crazy, but that doesn't bother me or anything.
I don't have anything to compare it to other than my old chair, and this one is as comfortable plus the adjustable arms are a NEED since I started working from home.
I have this chair. I bought it in March or so after WFH, and realizing my existing chair was not great (no vertical armrest adjustment, pinch point on edge of desk and wrist). Old chair was $350 or something from Structube.
This chair is comfortable to me. 5'11 155lb , I like the armrest adjustments.
I do understand how someone could say it's for fat people. The width of the "seat" is pretty crazy, but that doesn't bother me or anything.
I don't have anything to compare it to other than my old chair, and this one is as comfortable plus the adjustable arms are a NEED since I started working from home.
- zerocool_maverick
- Jr. Member
- Apr 20, 2011
- 199 posts
- 126 upvotes
- Edmonton, Canada
I also bought this in Dec and I am not heavy. The lumbar support moves and is causing me some pain in my upper back (could be related to my posture). I am going to return it and get a staples Hyken which I tried in store and loved it.
- TylerOakville
- Jr. Member
- Jul 20, 2017
- 135 posts
- 102 upvotes
I rather have back problems for the rest of my life instead of paying $750 for a chair.IslandDeal wrote: ↑ For anyone with back pain, I would strongly recommend 2 things:
1 - Get a standing desk or make one ! It's incredible how much a difference that makes.
2 - I recommend you try this chair ($749.99 at Costco and it's worth every penny) as it "forces you" to have a good posture.
https://www.costco.ca/back-strong-offic ... 79156.html
- PirateAngel3000
- Member
- Jan 4, 2019
- 364 posts
- 142 upvotes
This chair seems to be getting some bad reviews... I can only recommend the staples hyken chair (when on sale) as a price comparable chair and I enjoy mine a lot
- goozy1
- Deal Addict
- Aug 7, 2011
- 1391 posts
- 1535 upvotes
- VANCOUVER
TylerOakville wrote: ↑ I rather have back problems for the rest of my life instead of paying $750 for a chair.
what an incredibly short sighted and naive thing to say. you're probably only 15 years old to make a comment like this but I hope to god that you somehow remember this in 40-50 years and hit yourself in the head. Back and knees are two things that can't be fixed no matter what you do. once you screw them up, that's the end. nothing but pain for the rest of your life. problem is that the damage is gradual and doesn't happen overnight. it builds up from years of improper lifting or sitting in poor quality chairs. Also $750 is not considered expensive for a chair. There are office chairs that routinely sell for $2-3K and are common in lots of offices
- blazed16
- Deal Guru
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- Jul 8, 2009
- 10706 posts
- 5045 upvotes
regular price and not hot. Its hard and much better around.If you buy the chair you need to add the expense of a nice comfy pillow and a back massager lol.
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- redflagdealsguy
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- Feb 24, 2018
- 17970 posts
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Gaming chairs really aren't ergonomic, except for niche expensive models.
Get a comfortable, body-compatible, office chair.
You can tell RFD is skewing 30s and older now because this is the popular opinion.
- RedFlagCrake
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- Nov 14, 2017
- 551 posts
- 788 upvotes
- Vancouver
That looks like the most uncomfortable chair in the world.IslandDeal wrote: ↑ For anyone with back pain, I would strongly recommend 2 things:
1 - Get a standing desk or make one ! It's incredible how much a difference that makes.
2 - I recommend you try this chair ($749.99 at Costco and it's worth every penny) as it "forces you" to have a good posture.
https://www.costco.ca/back-strong-offic ... 79156.html
- m3llow
- Jr. Member
- Jan 14, 2014
- 108 posts
- 170 upvotes
- Toronto
Costco Ajax had 3 left in the afternoon and by the time we went around 7pm they were gone. Was looking for one for my son but opted for the 69.99 bts task chair. Reviews are average but consider he’s 6 if it lasts until he gets older I’m happy and also the Costco return policy.
I bought a staples hyken a few years ago and love the chair. I had to do a manual adjustment to the headrest to elevate it to make it more comfortable as I’m 6’1. An old thread I think suggested how to do it. No issues with wear and tear from WFH.
I bought a staples hyken a few years ago and love the chair. I had to do a manual adjustment to the headrest to elevate it to make it more comfortable as I’m 6’1. An old thread I think suggested how to do it. No issues with wear and tear from WFH.