🪑 Enhance Office Comfort with Office Star Ergonomic Knee Chair: Casters, Memory Foam, Espresso Wood Base in Black Review

I bought this chair to use occasionally with my desk chair which gets uncomfortable after long days at work. I think it's very comfortable and very durable/well made. I use it on carpet so I left the wheels off and it's the perfect height to use it that way at my desk (my desk is 29.5" off the floor and I'm 5ft 7", the highest point on the chair is adjustable between 22 - 27" and I find it most comfortable to have it at 25" - add 2.5" to these measurements when attaching caster wheels). The…

Easy to assemble, beautiful appearance, durable materials and construction, chair is easy to assemble but unfortunately not suitable for a tall person. person, although the tilt is adjustable. I'm 5'11" tall and my butt hangs over the back of the seat (I feel like my circulation is being cut off by my privates) and my Knees go beyond the knee pad so putting pressure on my shins doesn't feel comfortable at all. I think it would be a comfortable kneeling chair for a much smaller person. Maybe 5ft

Very good quality chair. The foam padding has evolved a lot over the years, but there's a problem with the chair: it's just too tall, and at its lowest setting, it's 4 inches too tall to sit comfortably at a standard-size table. Other kneeling chairs I've had have been a lot lower, but this one, wow, is tall. Now I'm looking almost straight down while typing, and my forearms aren't even close to the desk. I tilted the monitor. The screens are flipped up and I need to find a small box to put my…

I don't want to spoil too much because it's ALMOST a great chair. Unfortunately, mine has a fatal flaw that causes it to fail. Due to the fact that I have middle-aged male slimming butt these days, regular sitting was really hurting my tailbone and I was looking for a solution. You probably can't borrow a kneeler from a buddy, so I knew I had to spend some money to experiment. First the problem with 1 star. Look at the customer's photo I posted - the knee pad was in an odd curve - a bump left…