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PortuguêsIf you're a gamer, you know how important a good gaming chair is. Bad posture spreads painful problems. Ergonomically designed accommodation is essential. But if you're a gamer looking for a plus-size gaming chair, you know that many gaming chairs are designed with the ergonomics of a smaller seat cushion in mind. Gamers come in all shapes and sizes, and luckily, a number of manufacturers are answering the big man's call.
When it comes to gaming chairs, there are no hard and fast rules, but the general consensus is that "big and tall" chairs are capable of supporting a maximum weight of at least 250 pounds and can accommodate people 6 feet tall or more. That's a pretty broad description, and depending on where in the world you live, it's not uncommon. There's no shortage of options for larger gamers, but which one is best for you is something to consider.
Of course, the most important considerations are how the chair feels to you, and to your wallet. You could be well below the chair's maximum capacity, but you won't be comfortable if the padding is poor quality or in the wrong position for you. Likewise, a chair with a back that is too high is just as bad as one that is too short. None of this matters if the furniture is out of your price range. Luckily, there are options out there to suit just about any size and budget.
Gaming or "racing style" chairs are built around what's known as an "S-curve," which is a backrest feature specifically designed to support the spine. If your chair's back is too short, it won't properly support your spine, and it's the weakest point. The back also needs to be wide enough to accommodate your shoulders without forcing you to bend over. Adjustable neck and lumbar pillows are highly desirable features that can make or break a chair's ergonomics.
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