Boss Ergonomic Kneeling Stool

This is the lowest price option for a kneeling chair online. You get what you pay for. The wood frame is a bit sketchy on durability. Only time will tell. The seat and knee rest can be recovered with a staple gun, so you'll eventually need to redo those parts because the padding isn't the best - it's already taking a beating with daily use after only 2 weeks. Assembly was easy and straightforward. It takes sitting on it to determine the right height. I haven't been able to successfully readjust it, though, since the initial setting (which could be a problem if more than one person uses it). For a home office, it's fine, but not durable enough for regular office use. I needed it because I have a bad back, and it has definitely eliminated the pain I had with regular office chairs. The size is fine for someone like me of small stature, but the instructions do have a weight limit of 200 lbs. For about 20 bucks more you can find other online sources that use a steel frame. I think if you're tight on cash, this is a great option, just don't expect it to be a high-quality item. If you're concerned about durability, consider paying the extra bucks for a steel frame. You'll be getting the same product with a bit more durability.

Not very impressed, cheaply made, the fabric is not very breathable and doesn't feel durable. Height adjustment is limited for tall folks. I'm 6'4" and have to use a pillow to be in a more comfortable position that relieves back pain. All in all it does the job so can't complaint too much, especially at this price.

This chair's manufacturer needs to create a quality control department. The screw hole pattern for one of the pads of this chair does not line up with the hole pattern drilled onto the frame. The holes are off by no less than a half of an inch and I'd have to drill a new hole to make the screws fit. Fortunately, the design of the chair permits the safe use of only two out of the four screws on the pad. If I were at home and not at my new apartment, I would have drilled another hole to put all of the screws in, but most people lack the tools/mechanical aptitude to do so. Aside from that issue, the chair is decent. It's somewhat comfortable, but the construction is quite crude. If I could, I'd adjust the angle that the front pad is at to better suit the length of my legs, but that's only a minor annoyance.

This chair is comfortable and it feels sturdy as I sit on it to type this review. I had to drill new holes in it for it to work and one of the seats only has 2 of the 4 screws installed because the holes they created didn't line up properly. Even with the 2 screws, it seems to be on there ok. It was somewhat difficult to put together (45 minutes) but I'm not an expert at it. Overall, it's a decent chair.