Easy to assemble, nice quality materials. The knee-pad has a bit of a rough material though, so can be bit rough on skin when wearing shorts. The wheels are very sensitive and if your floor is not perfectly level, (I've got an old apartment with wooden floor) you tend to roll away from desk :) Too bad the wheels don;'t have a lock.

I'm 34, 165lbs, and would consider myself in decent shape with no real posture concerns. However, due to the Coronavirus I found myself facing a few months of working at my home desk for 8 hours, which I'm not used to (I typically am walking around and/or at my standing desk for brief periods). After a few days of sitting in a regular dining chair, I figured I should invest in something more ergonomic.I have a few major complaints with this kneeling chair:1. Assembly - It's not a complex piece…

I have been using this for 5 months and it is holding up much better than the kneeling chair it replaced.I am in this chair for forty hours each week. I am above average height and average weight.The padding is extra thick and tough but it does eventually get broken in and suited to your shape. After this much usage, the previous chair's padding had worn through to reveal the wood beneath. This chair still looks like new, ignoring some stray food from me eating at my desk.One reason I bought…