Review on 🪑 Sleekform Kneeling Chair with Ergonomic Backrest, Adjustable Posture Stool for Home and Office - Enhanced SEO by Ginger Peterson

I've had this chair for a little over a month now. First disclaimer, I'm 6ft 3 inches tall and I'm right on the edge of the weight limit that Sleekform recommends for this chair (225 pounds), so I might be a bit of a borderline on how this chair will work for everyone. For me, this one is Chair good but not great. Depending on your size and what you expect from it, it can be great or terrible for you. Here are my pros and cons so you can decide if this is right for you: Pros: Still adjustable for taller people than what I've been able to find on other models Wheels to move around I use this in my (company) )office, and it's nice to be able to move around easily. All these chairs are available. For me it contributes to good posture. Definitely helps relieve pressure on your back. I have a few spinal issues that have never caused me pain while sitting in this chair. The shock pad seems to have the appropriate firmness for durability and comfort. Seemingly more customization than most other air chs in this price range, but still a bit short. Not sure: side handles. They help me get up, but not strictly necessary. I can think of a few other features that I would like to have a lot more than these. Pillowcase material - "leather". It's ok, but it would be nice to have a nicer material option. Cons: If you have to sit in it all day, chances are your legs and shins will hurt a bit. I have to get up and walk at least every few hours to get the blood moving in my legs. I don't feel numb, just a little uncomfortable. The foam of the pillow you kneel on has already started to irreversibly deform up to my shins. See the image I included. While thick, I'm not sure if it's the right foam density for this application. It looks like it should be memory foam. I know I'm at the max of her weight range, but still. In addition, the knee pad should be articulated and/or move back and forth a bit more to ensure the pad touches your shin/knee in the perfect position and fits your foot. I would like to trade the side handles for features that make the chair more personal and comfortable for the person. Overall, this chair is definitely more good than bad. I only wish they would spend the extra time and money to make it truly customizable and therefore more user-friendly for different end users. It doesn't look like everything has been thought through to the end.