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No, my current one sucks, but it's well-constructed and very sturdy. My older ones were comfortable, although the last one was absolute shit (lasted maybe 5 years, if even that) in terms of quality and the one before that -- which was amazing and even had built-in rollers for its massage feature -- broke and I made the stupid decision of leaving it out on my porch while trying to find a way to get fixed so the elements eventually destroyed it.

This current not-very-comfortable one was pre-owned and has cat hair ingrained into the fabric, which I wouldn't consider a problem if it was from one I owned. Instead that just strikes me as weird so I toss a blanket over it as a covering. However, it works kinda okay, is sturdy as fuck (the previous owner -- now deceased -- was overweight, so it has to be pretty durable). I picked it up because I needed a replacement after that cheap Staples one finally finished falling apart (first an arm fell off, then either back or another arm, etc), hadn't go around to seriously looking for one (and most of what I saw didn't impress me), and I just happened to stumble onto this one at an estate sale where they were asking for next to nothing (seriously, I might have only paid $5 or $10). I had figured it would tide me over until I found something I liked, but I just never got around to it. That was... maybe two or three years ago? Possibly more?

FatalAccident posted...

How are the mesh chairs?

I've never liked mesh chairs. They're ugly, uncomfortable, and easy to substantially damage.

FatalAccident posted...

I have a leather chair thats ripped to shit by my cat so need a mesh one.

Then go with a fabric. Because if your cat murdered a leather chair, if it so much hops up on a mesh one you're probably see it ruined.

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