Kneeling Chair Ergonomic for Office, Adjustable Stool for Home and Office - Improve Your Posture with an Angled Seat - Thick Moulded Foam Cushions - Brake and Smooth Gliding Casters

Very happy with this chair. Plenty of cushion at the seat and knees for long hours of work. Easy to put together and seat height is fun to adjust (I did not get the manual adjustment option which looks much less entertaining). Rolls well. Two wheels are lockable if needed. Helped to achieve good posture and decrease neck/back pain. Only slight negative is if working in shorts, knees stick a bit to the vinyl but a small towel solves that issue. Wonder if they would sell a fitted fabric cover…

Love this chair! It is a quality product with good cushioning and adjustable height. Has helped my neck and back pain

I purchased this chair for me to sew. It allows to lean over my work and still be comfortable. Honestly, I prefer it over a standard desk chair by FAR for crafting. I don't see this being great for office work on video gaming, but the cushion is nice on the knees. The only thing is that it does get slippery if you sweat, which you definitely will if it's summer time and you're using this.It's light-weight and usable on carpet. I've had no issues with it over the years. Occasionally, the fasteners connecting to the seat will loosen and fall away, which I can easily retighten.

I bought this chair to replace my office chair that I work in for long hours throughout the week. It doesn't work as a replacement to a normal office chair because it's not comfortable to sit in for long periods. However, it does work as a supplement to an office chair to allow you to switch up your sitting positions throughout the day. BUT, that does mean that you have to have an extra chair just sitting around taking up space in your office which can be annoying.KNEE PAIN - after about a month of use, I started to get some knee pain. I looked it up and this is not uncommon in this type of chair. BE CAREFUL - don't sit in this chair for too long!MY BIGGEST ISSUE - is the build quality. The metal foot where the wheel attaches is welded rather poorly to the chair. There are only two small weld points on either side of the circular feet leaving most of the foot completely unattached. After a month of use, one of the weld points failed causing the foot to bend about 45 degrees under my weight (shown in the picture). I'm not particularly heavy either so this really shouldn't be happening at all - much less after a month.COMPLETELY USELESS - WASTE OF MONEY - STRAIGHT IN THE GARBAGE!

This is a good product. It could be better though. The instructions are not the best (even though there are very few steps). Not all of the pieces in my box were labled so some of it I had to just figure out on my own. It certainly helps force you into better posture, but you can still cheat when you find yourself being lazy (just have the will power to recognize it and engage that core). If I were to redesign this there are two things I would do (the main reasons I didn't give this a 5 star rating). 1. instead of having to adjust the two bars by removing the bolt I would want a spring tensioned pin so you do not need to remove the bolt at all, and the rear hight adjustment could be easier/more smooth (like on a barbers stool or something like that, instead of bolt). 2. AND MOST IMPORANT, more cushioning in the rear. I am only 165 lbs (mostly muscle not fat) but when I sit on this my rear goes clear through the cushioning and I am sitting on the wood beneath. This causes some pain in the tailbone region and is rather unpleasant. Higher quality foam with maybe a layer of open cell foam before the wood pannel could rectify this. I will be making some kind of cushion to go on it to solve this problem. Want to keep using it, but its a bit painful on my skinny behind.

I really like this chair. Assembly was easy enough, about 20 minutes, and the adjustment is simple (I went with non-hydraulic so it is just a screw mechanism, very easy to adjust). The pads are very comfortable and squishy yet supportive. The first day or two I used it, I had a hard time finding the right position. But I found the sweet spot for the level and realized that it is CRUCIAL to keep the balls/toes of your feet on the floor. Otherwise it puts way too much pressure on the knees and shins and is quite painful. That being said, keeping your knees far apart and toes on the floor underneath your glutes takes tension off the knees and puts it back under the hips/glutes. You can slide your legs further to rest more on your shins, and alternate as one starts to get a bit sore. Only lasts a day or two though.Pros:-Great for posture-Easier on the hip flexors than regular chair (hips are open further than 90 degrees instead of less than!)-SO easy to get in and out of, no more pushing out a chair every two seconds at my table/desk. I just flip my leg over the top and sit my butt down, I don't even move the chair much.-Wheels slide really nicely on the hardwood floor-Cushions are comfortable yet supportive.Cons:-Takes a day or two to get used to the pressure on knees and shins-Gotta stay mindful of that posture (but isn't that the point?)-Can't sit differently if you start to get tired (but I just use a different chair for a bit if needed)Honestly this is a GREAT chair and has been so helpful on my lower back. I was having a lot of back pain from sitting so much and had to stop using an exercise ball for reasons. A few days with this chair and my back no longer hurts. The knee/shin pain is very short lived and goes away once you find the right position! Not to mention the extra workout you are getting in your abs, glutes, and quads! You'll feel it for a day or two but then it's gone.

Seems sturdy and comfortable so far. Height adjustment was good for sit to stand desk at its lowest level. Cushions are thick and seem like they will hold up. Happy I selected this one after a lot of browsing.