Costway Ergonomic Kneeling Chair Rocking Stool Upright Posture Office Furniture Grey

Easy to assemble but not comfortable

I’m not sure if I’m going to keep this chair. It hurts to sit and kneel on, holes are missing so I had an extra board, and the knee pads are wider than I uncomfortable…apparently I made my decision and will be returning the chair.

It's OK. I feel fine on it but I don't have a typical body size/shape, I'm tall and thin. If you're normal weight/size it might feel rickety. It's OK, especially on sale, but I think I'm too tall for it.

This chair is absolutely not worth $80! It didn’t come with directions so I had to find something online. It was still difficult to put together because it’s not user friendly at all. And there is absolutely NO way it can hold up to 330 lbs!!! I don’t weigh anywhere near that and I still almost broke it by sitting on it once. I immediately returned it.and suggest no one wastes their money on it!!

Easy to install. Very sturdy

Cushion is comfortable but the seat is falling apart after about a year of not very much use. Poor quality unfortunately.

The chair pad doesn’t have threads for the screws to screw into. It’s impossible to install it onto the wooden rocking frame and finish the assembly.

Very comfortable and can really tell a difference with less back pain since I have been using!

I slide a bit on this and constantly have to adjust but it has done wonders for my back pain. The seat could be more padded but I have a bony butt so keep that in mind when purchasing. Overall I’d recommend. It was a good price and works well.

Not comfortable after more than an hour of sitting, leg cushions fell apart after 3 months

It looks stylish but that’s about the only redeeming quality. The padding is thin, there is no way this holds up to 300 lbs and it’s a bit of a pain to put together. If this actually ever truly sold for over $200, I’d be shocked because it’s barely worth the price it is on “sale”.

Super flimsy - not a chance it’s a 300 lb weight limit. My husband is 260 and it’s squeaking/leaning/warping after less than a month of use. 200 lb is probably the high end.

Arrived with wrong parts

Weight limit should probably be lowered. Mine started falling apart after about a year. A 90 warranty is always a red flag 😔

I recently have been interested in getting a kneeling chair of some sort and my research led me down a very expensive road, unless of course you're fine with sacrificing comfort. This chair was the closest I found to something with visibly more cushion than the others, and after receiving I can happily say it's better than I was expecting. That being said, I got this chair for the purpose of being able to see if I wanted to invest in a comfier kneeling chair down the road and it will easily get me to my next kneeling chair (how ever long that may be). While putting it together it was a bit odd to me as at first it seemed like the pieces did not want to fit together and was very counter intuitive to screw things in while one side is sticking out the wrong way. Apparently this was intended as I got everything screwed in and it looks like the original photo, but I was stuck at that halfway point for a minute assuming I was shipped the wrong piece. After getting it set up and putting it at my desk I was actually expecting it to be bigger, but smaller was a nice surprise as it really opened up my desk area. If you're looking for a chair that's designed more for people with restless leg syndrome, ADHD or on the spectrum I would say this has been the perfect chair and I sit in it multiple different ways (you're not forced to kneel, I can even sit "normally"). I also find myself gravitating towards wanting to be in the kneeling position more with my hips open, my back and legs are already noticing the improvement. Overall, great value, I would gladly buy it again or recommend it if anyone's interested in trying a good kneeling chair. The cushions could be improved, if you're DIY-inclined might be an easy fix 🤔 Thanks 👍 7.5/10

It seems very unstable, also it’s much smaller in person than I expected. The cushions are admittedly comfortable, but I was convinced it would break if I sat on it long periods (and I’m not a large woman). I can’t recommend it - it’s way too flimsy.

Not impressed unfortunately. It was nearly impossible to put together. The instructions were minimal, and the pieces were not all well aligned. We’ll see how long it lasts.

After using this for a couple weeks every workday, I like it! It’s definitely an adjustment, and I get a bit tired of it after a few hours. But nothing compared to how my lower back would hurt from a regular chair. I feel like it helps my posture, and I do feel it in my core. Cat owners beware — mine loves this as a scratching post and has already torn it up a bit. And putting it together wasn’t exactly intuitive, but I managed (I do have to keep retightening a couple screws to keep the knee pads straight, which is a bit annoying).

No more aching legs and back, work longer in comfort, don't stand up feeling achy or cramped. Perfect ergonomic design.

It takes some getting used to however, the back is spared!!!