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Either this person has incredibly broad shoulders or they have their arms splayed out or something. I can't imagine the 20 inches of separation available on th
by slg 5y ago
Either this person has incredibly broad shoulders or they have their arms splayed out or something. I can't imagine the 20 inches of separation available on the Kinesis Freestyle is "Not far enough apart" to "keep the shoulders in a natural, pulled-back position" for all but the most extreme outliers. I have a Kinesis keyboard and the only possible complaint I have is no numpad.
- ben7799 5y agoIf you were working with a PT they want you sitting so far upright with your shoulders pulled so far back you might not be able to even reach the keyboard. We're all so used to the slouch it's hard to grasp. I can't sit back in my chair at all and both keep my shoulders back AND reach the keyboard.
- slg 5y agoThat is an issue of depth. I was questioning the author's problem with width. The results on Google say the average shoulder with on a man is 16 inches. The Kinesis Freestyle maxes out at 20 inches of separation. That should be plenty for most people.