VEVOR Ergonomic Kneeling Chair with Backrest & Wheels, Mobile X-Shaped Posture Knee Chair with Adjustable Height & Thick Foam Cushions, Relief for Neck or Back Pain for Home, Office, Meditation, Black

Excellent product. Has really helped my posture and back pain

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This is a good quality kneeling chair. I removed the backrest to make it easier to get on & off, but can add it back in the future if I so wish. The knee cushions could be firmer, but I am a 225 pound man, and it works fine for short periods at a time.

I purchased this chair as a replacement for a similar chair from another manufacturer (that is currently out of stock, and I didn't want to wait). Generally speaking, I love this kind of chair. They help me maintain good posture, and encourage me to actually use my adjustable standing desk for standing once in a while (because I can't get TOO comfortable). However, so far I am finding myself missing my old chair. My main complaint with this version is the angle of the wheels, and how they affect the comfort of the whole chair. The wheels only sit at an optimal angle for swiveling when the seat is at or near its highest adjustable position. But at the highest position, the seat slopes quite far, putting more pressure on the knees, and making it feel like you're fighting to not slide off. When I adjust the chair down into a more comfortable seating position (making the X shape more compressed vertically), the wheels tilt outward, quickly getting too far off from vertical to allow wheel swivel; thereby making rolling around absolutely impossible. I seem unable to get the chair to its most comfortable position while still being able to wheel around, so I have it adjusted to a negotiated medium; where I can mostly wheel, while not being in the most uncomfortable position. I am quite tall (6'-1"), so have adjusted the connection point to the #4 hole (as numbered in the "5-level adjustment" picture in the sales listing). The higher adjustment numbers seem to exacerbate the wheel angle issue further, but at the default (#3) position, my shins sit on the lower pad instead of my knees. I feel like #5 would be even better for my leg length, but then there is no compromise to be found in getting the wheels to work. Perhaps the designers simply never tested this chair with anyone taller than 5'-6".