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A year ago when I realized that it was difficult to choose a chair

There are two types of people in the world, one who can buy furniture without hesitation just by checking the specifications at the online shop, and the other who cannot make a purchase without seeing the real thing. I was the former, but last year I did it by replacing my work chair and made a slight mistake.

Around this time last year, he bought a new chair that he had been using for nearly 10 years, but the new chair had a strangely flat and hard seat. For a reasonably priced work chair, the seat surface has a nice curve due to ergonomics and body pressure distribution, and I think that it is normal to have a cushion that looks like a memory foam. The product I bought should have said that, but it was quite hard-eyed ergonomics, and it didn't look like I had imagined it.

Also, the seating surface feels higher than expected. When combined with the desk I'm using, it's preferable that the seating surface is low, but I should have bought a product of about 42 cm (at the lowest setting) that is about the same height as the chair I was using so far, so I'm sitting down. Looking at it, it seems that it is about 3 to 5 cm higher. When I actually measured it, it was certainly according to the specifications, but I'm not sure why it was a problem with the hardness of the seat surface or a problem with how the cylinder underneath it sinks.

Aside from the hardness of the seat surface, I've been worried about stiff shoulders since I replaced it with this chair, perhaps because it's a little high and it makes my posture unreasonable during work. The chair has elements that are difficult to quantify, such as the feeling of sitting, and it seems that it is risky to buy without knowing it.

Although I was worried about the upset that might be caused by the chair, I was disappointed to buy a new one immediately, and I didn't know how to choose it, so I couldn't decide to buy a new one.

When buying a chair for work, I heard from several people that it is better to buy a luxury brand office chair at a used office furniture store. I see what is said on the web as well. However, I didn't know the brand of office chairs that I believed was "no doubt here", and I wasn't impressed by this method.

It had been around for about a year like this, but in the end, I decided to choose from Nitori's work chairs and desk chairs. There are two reasons. This is because there are many lineups of work chairs that look "real" and there are many stores in the city center so that you can check the real thing. I don't know how it feels like I've been working for a long time, but I'm sure you can see how it feels on the seat.

By the way, MUJI and IKEA are also examples of furniture brands where you can see the real thing in the city center. I've confirmed that MUJI doesn't have a work chair that looks like it can withstand hard use, but IKEA did, so you might choose that. The main reason I chose Nitori was that the store was the closest to my home.

■ Go to see Nitori's work chair

I went to Nitori's Tobu Ikebukuro store to see the actual work chair. According to the company's website, the Tobu Ikebukuro store is a "large store", and around the Yamanote line in the center of the city, the Shinjuku Takashimata Yaims Square store and the Shibuya Koen-dori store are also large stores.

In addition, it seems that it is out of stock probably because of telework demand, and according to the author's investigation, there were many cases where the store was out of stock. Therefore, it is often faster to order at the store or order online.

This time, we mainly examined the following three models.

"Quet" (20,268 yen) is a standard reclining work chair. It is common to the three models examined this time, but not only the back but also the seat surface is mesh.

"Forist" (29,990 yen) is a little wider than Quet and has a footrest.

"Gione" (39,990 yen) is a little wider than the follist. Also, it seems that the seating surface can be set to the lowest of the three models (42 cm).

At Nitori's online shop, it seems that purchases of 39,800 yen or more will be delivered by a delivery person instead of a courier, and if you purchase Gione, you will be able to assemble, install and collect packing materials. Considering that those services are included, it is a good deal. This service is the same when purchased from Nitori on Rakuten Ichiba.

This article will be posted on the 15th, but if you are a Rakuten card user, you will get 5 times more points for entry on "Days with 5 and 0", so it is recommended to purchase at Rakuten Ichiba.

When I actually sat down at the store, the seating surface was softer than the chairs I am currently using, and I felt that it was clearly comfortable to sit on. The reclining condition is also good. The more expensive the model, the more comfortable it feels to sit, but I'm not sure if it's due to a structural difference or simply because it's larger.

As a result of consideration, I decided to purchase a follist. The more expensive the model, the larger the overall size, so if there is no big difference in the feeling of sitting, it is a decision to make it a moderate size. Either way, I can't bring it home, so I decided to order online. By the way, in addition to the above price, there is also a shipping fee.

When ordering, there was a note that it may take 14 days or more because it will be backordered. Looking at the reviews, there were several people who said that they had waited for more than a month, and I was wondering how long I would have to wait ... but one week after I placed the order, I received an email notifying me of the shipment, and it arrived unexpectedly early.

■ Easy to assemble, good first impression

Well, here is the follist that arrived. It took about 20 minutes from unpacking to assembly, and I was able to do it by myself without any problems. However, the manual says that two people should assemble it. There are some difficult tasks such as attaching the seat to the cylinder (it is necessary to align the cylinder with the hole underneath that is difficult to see while lifting the seat), so it is better to be able to work with two people. ..

The feeling of sitting down is really good. According to the catalog specs, the seat height is 1.5 cm higher (43.5 cm) than the previous chair, but when I actually sit down, it feels a few cm lower, and it feels good.

By the way, since the seating surface of the mesh does not retain heat, it is not necessary to keep heat in the summer, but in the winter, the waist and buttocks tend to get cold, and if it is left as it is, it will not be very healthy. I use cushions, but I think it's better to think about measures against cold.

Actually, at the time of writing the manuscript, it was only about a week since I started using it, and I haven't noticed any clear changes in stiff shoulders. However, I feel that my tiredness has eased a little. He didn't care much until now, but he's already happy with this, as the hip-to-waist load feels apparently lighter when sitting for long periods of time.

If there was an opportunity, I would like to convey the impression of using it for a little longer. For those who want to buy a chair but are not thinking about luxury office chairs, and are uneasy to buy it online without seeing the real thing, it is not recommended to buy it after trying it at a real Nitori store. I think. There are two types, one who can buy without hesitation just by checking the specifications, and the other who cannot make a purchase without seeing the real thing. I was the former, but last year I did it by replacing my work chair and made a slight mistake.

Around this time last year, he bought a new chair that he had been using for nearly 10 years, but the new chair had a strangely flat and hard seat. For a reasonably priced work chair, the seat surface has a nice curve due to ergonomics and body pressure distribution, and I think that it is normal to have a cushion that looks like a memory foam. The product I bought should have said that, but it was quite hard-eyed ergonomics, and it didn't look like I had imagined it.

Also, the seating surface feels higher than expected. When combined with the desk I'm using, it's preferable that the seating surface is low, but I should have bought a product of about 42 cm (at the lowest setting) that is about the same height as the chair I was using so far, so I'm sitting down. Looking at it, it seems that it is about 3 to 5 cm higher. When I actually measured it, it was certainly according to the specifications, but I'm not sure why it was a problem with the hardness of the seat surface or a problem with how the cylinder underneath it sinks.

Aside from the hardness of the seat surface, I've been worried about stiff shoulders since I replaced it with this chair, perhaps because it's a little high and it makes my posture unreasonable during work. The chair has elements that are difficult to quantify, such as the feeling of sitting, and it seems that it is risky to buy without knowing it.

Although I was worried about the upset that might be caused by the chair, I was disappointed to buy a new one immediately, and I didn't know how to choose it, so I couldn't decide to buy a new one.

When buying a chair for work, I heard from several people that it is better to buy a luxury brand office chair at a used office furniture store. I see what is said on the web as well. However, I didn't know the brand of office chairs that I believed was "no doubt here", and I wasn't impressed by this method.

It had been around for about a year like this, but in the end, I decided to choose from Nitori's work chairs and desk chairs. There are two reasons. This is because there are many lineups of work chairs that look "real" and there are many stores in the city center so that you can check the real thing. I don't know how it feels like I've been working for a long time, but I'm sure you can see how it feels on the seat.

By the way, MUJI and IKEA are also examples of furniture brands where you can see the real thing in the city center. I've confirmed that MUJI doesn't have a work chair that looks like it can withstand hard use, but IKEA did, so you might choose that. The main reason I chose Nitori was that the store was the closest to my home.

■ Go to see Nitori's work chair

I went to Nitori's Tobu Ikebukuro store to see the actual work chair. According to the company's website, the Tobu Ikebukuro store is a "large store", and around the Yamanote line in the center of the city, the Shinjuku Takashimata Yaims Square store and the Shibuya Koen-dori store are also large stores.

In addition, it seems that it is out of stock probably because of telework demand, and according to the author's investigation, there were many cases where the store was out of stock. Therefore, it is often faster to order at the store or order online.

This time, we mainly examined the following three models.

"Quet" (20,268 yen) is a standard reclining work chair. It is common to the three models examined this time, but not only the back but also the seat surface is mesh.

"Forist" (29,990 yen) is a little wider than Quet and has a footrest.

"Gione" (39,990 yen) is a little wider than the follist. Also, it seems that the seating surface can be set to the lowest of the three models (42 cm).

At Nitori's online shop, it seems that purchases of 39,800 yen or more will be delivered by a delivery person instead of a courier, and if you purchase Gione, you will be able to assemble, install and collect packing materials. Considering that those services are included, it is a good deal. This service is the same when purchased from Nitori on Rakuten Ichiba.

This article will be posted on the 15th, but if you are a Rakuten card user, you will get 5 times more points for entry on "Days with 5 and 0", so it is recommended to purchase at Rakuten Ichiba.

When I actually sat down at the store, the seating surface was softer than the chairs I am currently using, and I felt that it was clearly comfortable to sit on. The reclining condition is also good. The more expensive the model, the more comfortable it feels to sit, but I'm not sure if it's due to a structural difference or simply because it's larger.

As a result of consideration, I decided to purchase a follist. The more expensive the model, the larger the overall size, so if there is no big difference in the feeling of sitting, it will be moderate.
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