BATHWA Ergonomic Kneeling Chair, Posture Corrective Chair, Angled Kneeling Chair, Adjustable Stool with Moulded foam cushion and Caster for Home & Office

I saw one of these in a home exhibition recently and found them really intriguing as it’s a very different way of sitting in a chair especially when you’re sitting down all day. The one I saw at the exhibition cost £300 which I thought was rather excessive so when I looked on Amazon and found this one for a much lower price I was rather excited and decided to go for it! The chair itself is super easy to assemble but on top of being easy to assemble it actually feels incredible for my posture as I don’t feel the normal strains and pulling that I usually feel when I sit on a normal office chair. It’s definitely designed to contour to your body shape so that your spine and your back are not being excessively strained. I highly recommend it to anyone that has any type of back or injury resulting from chair use!

Firstly this is my first kneeling chair and turned out to be more confortable than it looked putting you in a natural posture. The quality is good and assembly instructions are easy to follow taking about 20 mins but really need 2 people to fit. There are pricier models out there but glad I didn't go for these, still this could be a cheaper IMO. In terms of shin pains, the key to avoiding this IMO and better comfort, is to sit further up the chair so that your knees are pinned into the pad rather than running your shins flat on them. Also spending hours at a time wouldn't be advisable for this type of chair.

It's easy to construct and reasonably priced. The support and comfort seem adequate while the customizable height is a bonus.However, you get the design and quality that you pay for. The brakes on the wheel become engaged through gravity alone without any knock. The linear dispersal of the weight - two forward wheels, two back wheels, and an adjustable spine for height - results in a tendency for it to tilt if you adjust your weight to the right or left (as you do when dismounting). Most tellingly, the angle of the join for the front wheels means they only roll forward and back. The chair's ability to rotate is consequently inhibited.

Very recommended. Have used for a little while but have seen drastic changes in my sons back posture, used many other methods to try straighten his back but only this prevailed. Very easy to set up and material is good quality. Very ergonomic just as it says!

at first the chair was excellent but the poor quality foam filling collapsed and now its like sitting on a wooden plank (and no I am not overweight) shame the rest of the chair was good ruined by the poor quality foam filling

I am rubbish at putting furniture together but although fiddly at times I managed it by myself. The instructions weren't the best. Very comfy and it's been great for my lower back.The only negative I have is that all 4 wheels have a lock on them, I go back and forward in my office all the time so I don't use the locks but because of where your feet are you don't realise you are putting the lock on the back wheels so I am constantly removing the locks. Very annoying...

I have been suffering from sciatica since working from home in the middle of last year. I assembled this chair during my lunch break and it noticably improved my posture by the time I went to the pub after work. Pain while walking almost gone and I just rain for a train for the first time in 8 months, if you are struggling with sciatica then get this chair.

Easy to assemble. Comfortable for short periods of time. Bought to work from home. Holding myself upright is giving my core a natural workout.Not sure how long the pads will last. I've been using for nearly three months and the kneel pads are quite indented already.