NYPOT Ergonomic Kneeling Chair with 2 Knee Pads - Adjustable Height Rocking Knee Chair for Posture and Back Support for Home and Office - Angled Kneeling Stool, Moonstone Grey

I did lots of online research prior to my NYPOT kneeling chair purchase! I am SOOOO happy with it! It is comfortable, supportive, perfect height, and keeps my abs and posture properly engaged while working in my Art Room! It was a bit difficult to assemble, but my husband did a great job!

Generally speaking, the setup was pretty straight forward with the guidance of the video. The quality feels good from the touch. Not sure what the seat pads are made up of so that may make or break this chair in terms of long duration of sitting down. Nonetheless, it’s still new and feels comfortable, one day in. I can feel my spine wanting to stay upright. Thats a plus. I own a Herman miller chair but wanted a simple alternative when I have a guest come into my home office. This was a great option instead of a cheap office chair. I did run into one minor issue on a screw not wanting to tighten but it finally did, once I had tighten all of the other pieces. It wasn’t a deal breaker though. The size seems to be great for typical desks. It takes a bit of adjustment at first, but if you adjust the knee pads just right, you’ll be good to go. Transporting the seat from one room to another is quite easy. Doesn’t weigh too much. This was a bonus because the plan is to move it around from yoga room to office to living room to the dining room intermittently. We shall see how it goes. It seems like a function-able item. We’ll need to update this review in a month or so. Warranty is absolutely great. Hopefully we won’t encounter any issues.

The chair is sturdy. It came with written instructions as well as a video you could watch which was extremely helpful. I'm 240 lbs, so it's a bit uncomfortable on my shins, but otherwise so.much better for my back and hips and posture. Smaller persons would benefit highly from this kind of seating. I love that you can change positions and rock. Also, the the foot rests adjust to different heights, although it would be nice to have a size that is a bit taller because I'm also tall 5' 8" and I wish they would go up one more notch and that the seat could be adjusted with a bit less of a tilt. Taking some getting used to. The machining always leaves little to be desired when there is a screw hole that needed to be cleaned out a bit more, but thankfully my husband is a machinist, so he was able to get the screw in. Cushions are good quality, so is the wood. Overall a good product and with a few minor things worth the money you pay. We'll use it for now, but in hindsight we should have paid more money (a chair like this is a good investment) for a chair with more adjustability and better build quality.

Id recommend using a belt sander if some of the cross bar wood panels are too long. Had an issue with lining the seat up with the bolt pattern. Off by 1/4 inch or less. Just grinding down one side and it'll line up perfectly. Also seat is a bit hard, add a memory foam cushion especially if you are over 6'2

Overall an ok chair. They have an assembly video which is a must to be able to assemble chair, assembly a bit more time consuming than stated in description, and video is difficult to see exactly what's happening in many parts. Foam on seat is nice and supportive but it's uncomfortable on knee pads - I'm super fit and I can't find an angle with all the adjustments that doesn't hurt my shins. Seems sturdy and I like the rocking. Not sure what I'm going to do about the knee pads as they are quite uncomfortable. I've used kneeling chairs before and haven't had this problem.