It's like shoes: if they don't fit then they can look as super as you want, it's futile.
I would never buy a computer chair without trying it out onsite. Then, once you know what model you want you can buy it online which is surely cheaper and you can compare offers.
I got my last one in a furniture store and it took me 1/2 hour at least to try and sit down on a lot of them...It's especially important that the arm supports are comfortable, the arms not sliding away, and their high can be regulated.
Muscular deceases can come from false sitting position at the computer, if you spend a lot of time sitting it's really important to care for the best, only way is to TRY OUT the chair, every person is different.
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