Best office stools according to redditors

> stand for many hours

Standing in place for long durations (which is mostly what the natural tendency is to do in a long open-world game like this) isn't much more ergonomically healthy than sitting in place for many hours.

For optimal health, and comfort, when remaining largely stationary it's best to alternate between sitting and standing over the course of many hours.

I've tried "wobble" stools with Skyrim and VR in general, and while those give you more of the sense of immersion that standing does (since you can use them at a rather high height), they're a bit distracting due to the cable potentially getting caught up around the base as it rocks around. If I had a TPCast setup, then stools like these would be my first choice. When I use mine, I still alternate between sitting (more like perching, given its height) and standing though.

Taking cables into account, I've personally found the best setup to be an ordinary padded chair with no arms combined with periodically switching between sitting/standing.

My newest accessory that I don't know how I went without for so long, Uplift Motion Stool.

It's an adjustable height stool with a heavy rounded bottom so you can freely move around. You can also set it really high, lean it forward and sit on it like a tripod so you are basically standing but most of your weight is distributed back onto the stool, which was extremely cool in Windlands 2 because I felt that much more weightless while swinging around.

Another good thing is it keeps you centered in one spot so you never have to worry about knocking things over or hitting stuff. I don't even need to have my guardian turned on at this point.

I highly suggest this stool to all VR gamers because it definitely made games more enjoyable for me.