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

This is my second kneeling chair. The first was a wood construction with 2 relatively thin pads or cushions. I have 2 computers in my office and it was tedious to move the wooden chair (no wheels) to both workstations multiple times a day so I decided to get a 2nd kneeling chair. I have chronic low back pain with sciatica so a regular office chair does not work for me and the kneeling chairs work very well for me. I am 5' 11" and 218lbs. The good: Very easy to assemble; very thick seat and kneeling pads (4"); comfortable; adjustable in height and space between seat and kneeling pad (in other words, room to stick your legs through); and locking wheels. The bad: Nothing really bad here, however they could have put a few more holes in the frame for additional adjustability. Directions are ok for assembly, but horrible for telling you how to adjust for your body type, and how to use the adjustable support assembly. I had to take apart and reassemble a few times to get it to fit me. Not rocket science, but I had to find out what I needed to do on youtube. The ugly: Nothing ugly, might be nice to have a little more adjustability in the seat to take out some of the steep angle, but with the adjustability support rod I was able to get the seat position comfortable enough. As with all kneeling chairs it takes some getting used to as your weight is mostly supported by your shins. For me I have been using kneeling chairs for 6 or 7 years so there was no adjustment time for me, but if you are new to kneeling chairs you will need to stick with it until your body (shin) adapts. In summary, this is a step up from my wooden kneeling chair. Adjustability and thick pads go a long way to being able to sit upon it for an entire office day. I can sit pain free most of the day. Chronic back pain sufferers get use to a tolerable level of pain and kneeling chairs help. Wheels make positioning easy. Great chair, good price. When this wears out I will buy another.

I'd gone back and forth on getting a kneeling chair (specifically for the office job, but also for home) for a while and then I bit the bullet. I wish I had done it sooner. not only is it way more comfortable for long periods of time than a normal chair, it also takes up less space and works with ANY desk (major plus.) I have had severe back pain since I was a teenager (medical issues) and this has reduced the chronic pain by a significant amount. it really does force you you have better posture, and the position you sit in takes the pressure off the base of your spine and distributes it way more evenly. cons of this particular chair: • build quality. this chair is pretty cheaply made. the adjuster isn't lubed right and it's almost impossible to turn the knob without tearing up your hands, even after shooting it with WD-40. you have to tighten the screws holding the cushion on all the time. (no joke, every day.) if you just want to try a kneeling chair, this is a good option, but if you're looking to keep one long term - get something else. • height. I'm short, so this one is perfect for me - but if you're over... maybe 5'6, 5'7, this is too short for you. I'm 5 even, as reference. • seat cushion. the padding sucks, not gonna lie. after 8 hours? your butt is sore. otherwise, it's great. I have no intention of replacing it until it falls apart, since this is just my work chair. for home, I did get a nicer one.

I bought this to attempt to alleviate my back pain when sitting for long periods of time, and to attempt stretching muscles that are overly tight (hip flexors, quads, lower back). Assembly was simple enough, screwing in bolts and pads to the frame. However, the lower pad can only be adjusted by unscrewing the bolt holding it to the frame and placing it into one of the 3 heigh levels. This can be time consuming, especially at first when you're trying to figure out your personal settings. The first week I felt immediate lower back relief, but soon felt like my knees and shins were in pain. I tried to adjust the height ( again, not easy), multiple times to no real effect. Also, the upper pad you sit on keeps sliding down, and is not attached to the frame, only being held within the pleather outer material. I find myself still slouching after using it for long periods of time, but this could be due to my weak core muscles. Overall, I don't think it will fix any muscular imbalances that are causing lower back pain, but it can certainly help to train you to tighten your core more.

Mooie stoel, maar bovenstuk staat raar waardoor je niet gemakkelijk zit op deze stoel

Buono articolo, montaggio facile. Aveva un altro modelo in tissuto, ho scelto questo e davero la finta pelle nera è piu morbida. La spessore è piu grande, quindi piu commodo.

Comfortable, sturdy and easy to put together. If you have virtual reality I would recommend. Gives you the feeling of standing whilst kind of sitting down

I wanted to write a thorough review of this, because I was skeptical about it. I have tried various types of seating arrangements in the past, but with the Covid-19 thing, I am sitting much more for work in a day than I ever was before, and I have had noticeable tingling in my legs after awhile with conventional chairs. I am good at assembling things and I found this very easy. Well laid out and uncomplicated. Took me about 30 minutes. Just note that there are THREE sizes of screws. I first used the middle holes (for height) but ended up redoing it using the lowest setting. I sit at a conventional height desk but use a keyboard tray, so I type at the level of a well designed computer desk. The lowest chair setting is still higher than a conventional chair but not so high that it is uncomfortable or odd, and still well within the realm of good carpal tunnel prevention guidelines. I'm 5'6", 155 pounds as a point of reference for this review. With those measures, I have not had any concern about the sturdiness of the chair, but maybe worth noting that the weakest link might be the wheels, although personally I have had no problems with them at all. My first online meeting with this chair was 2.5 hours long. I've since had another long video-conference meeting. A good thing about this chair is that once I started getting uncomfortable in the standard sitting position I could easy shift my legs so that one or the other was extended, or a foot was propped up on the knee rest section. This was much easier for me to do than with a conventional chair, on which I'd tried sitting cross legged or one leg up to make a shift. I think the cushion design is well balanced between being firm but also soft, which to me speaks to good quality materials. Other chairs I've seen were too thin and it made a big difference over the long term comfort, it seems. I can't, of course, speak to if the cushion will wear out over time. I was concerned about my back wanting to slouch without a backrest, but in fact, with the seat angled the way it is, it more or less naturally keeps my back straight, which I was pleasantly surprised with. I have always been a bit of a sloucher and have never done well with backless chairs (such as benches), so this worked for me. I will not say this is a perfect solution to sitting for long periods, only because the only real perfect solution is to NOT SIT FOR LONG PERIODS! When that is not an option because of work settings, I definitely would recommend and buy this chair again. The fact that I wanted to mention it in the middle of my meeting is, to me, a case in point. I hope you find this review helpful. I feel this chair is worth it, well designed, and definitely good for my health overall. It does not substitute taking breaks and stretches, but it's, in my opinion, an excellent solution for an increasingly sitting culture we live in. I am considering getting one for my son and replacing his conventional chair, which he uses an awful lot for his own online life.

Ma femme souffrant de maux de dos, elle voulait un siège ergonomique pour ses loisirs créatifs. J'avoue que ce concept m'a d'abord laissé perplexe, mais à l'utilisation il s'avère très confortable. On a ainsi le dos bien droit et ma femme n'a plus mal au dos après une utilisation de quelques heures contrairement à une chaise classique qui finissait par la faire souffrir. La molette de réglage permet de régler l'angle entre l'assise et le repose jambe, cela permet ainsi de se régler par rapport à la hauteur de la table. Les mousses sont vraiment épaisses et reprennent leur forme après utilisation (pas de sensation d'écrasement de la mousse). La qualité des coutures est également très correcte. Les roues peuvent être bloquées si vous le souhaitez. Seul hic, elles laissent de légères traces noires sur le parquet (qui se nettoie, rassurez-vous) Le montage est plutôt simple, je vous ai mis la notice en photo au cas où. (N'hésitez pas à indiquer si ce commentaire a pu vous aider).