Meditation Chair, Home Office Desk Chair, Cross Legged Chair with Back Support and Adjustable Stool, Ergonomic Design for Multiple Sitting Positions, Grey

Day one:- Easy to assemble. It took like 5 minutes- Quality is great for the price! Stitching is done well, materials seem very sturdy- The seat is firm. But I am finding that the firm cushion is what’s helping to make my back feel more aligned.- I am a super fidgety sitter and this is AMAZING! All of the crazy positions I would attempt to sit in my old office chair are now fully supported and I am so comfortable!- I am petite (5’3” 115lbs) and this chair is perfect for me. I could understand how this may not work for someone that is heavier or taller.I would love to see this made with an adjustable back rest, or perhaps one that is taller, as well as a larger seat. Unfortunately I don’t see the hubs getting any use out of this (but let’s be real, it’s my chair, not his ;) )Overall, I am extremely happy with my purchase. Will update after a month of work from home use.

If you're like me and you sit all day for work and enjoying sitting particularly on your legs, this just gives you the space back in your seat area to do so. I still tend to lose circulation in my legs at some point, but that's due to the seat, really. The seat is a bit stiff upon buying it, so I decided to just get a stool cushion in order to supplement that softness you don't get from the seat. Seems to be doing the trick. Because my bottom still hurts sometimes, I tend to stand up more often, which is something my chiropractor has encouraged me to do more of anyway. Because the back support is just on your lower back, it allows me to stretch without using the back rest for bad habit slouching. All in all, I think this is everything I wanted in this chair and definitely more financially accessible than the soul seat that I've had my eye on. In fact, I very much enjoy the 360- leg rest design, which I don't think that the soul seat offers. All in all a really good seat so far, but it's definitely in it's infancy, relative to it's perfect design.

I was looking for a chair that would allow me to site crossed-legged at my desk. Despite all of the information about how you should sit in a chair for ergonomics, I've been sitting that way for decades and finally admitted that it's not a habit I can break. Sitting in this chair now allows me to sit the ways I naturally do without pain and pins and needles in my feet and back from trying to do it in a traditional chair. The chair was very easy to assemble and is frankly really pretty.

UPDATE on 19 July 2022, after 18 months of use:It's taken a while, but the flaws have added up and I can no longer recommend this chair. The lack of height adjustment (I have an original where the height adjustment is non-functional) has lead to some chiropractic issues due to ergonomics and the seat is just too firm. The straw that broke the camel's back, literally, is that one of the bolts/screws holding the back cushion to the support stripped out recently - apparently I leaned asymmetrically one too many times on it. It's essentially non-repairable since it stripped the hole AND the connection point is underneath the permanent upholstery.UPDATE on 29 December 2021, after nearly a year of daily use:This chair works great for me and I hold to my original 5-star rating. As another reviewer noted, this is not the chair for everyone. It does not have especially soft cushions, fancy lumbar support, etc. You might say this chair is for the "active" sitter.The short backrest is the perfect height to facilitate stretching and provides just enough support that you don't feel like you're going to fall backwards. The sufficient but not floofy cushioning - plus casters on both the seat and footstool - mean that shifting position is easy.Note that I have the original version, with the apparently non-functional height adjustment, less padding, and no brake on the footstool - so I can't comment on those features. Do note that the material is "polyurethane leather" not real leather; my cats have put some annoying scratches in the material and I've had to put a seat cover over the main seat for prevention.ORIGINAL REVIEW (January 6, 2021):Bottom line up front: really comfortable for cross-legged and other non-standard sitting positions, but the backrest isn't very helpful for folks who sit up straight.I just got the chair today and given how few reviews there are, I wanted to share my initial impressions.Pros:- Well packaged. The outer box was damaged in transit, but everything inside was well protected.- Easy to setup. The roller feet took a little more push than I'm used to putting on anything designed to fit together; don't be afraid to put some oomph into them (after making sure you have them aligned). Otherwise very straightforward.- Perfect difference in height between the seat and the footstool. It's incredibly comfortable to sit cross-legged.- Nice wide footstool. I'm pretty short, so there's a big margin when I sit cross-legged and there's plenty of space to sit is various other non-standard positions (I'm looking you, fellow ADHDers).- Good casters that even work on carpet. I alternate between sitting and standing, so I'm disinclined to lay down a hard plastic floor mat and this chair moves easily anyway.Con:- Backrest leans too far back for me and isn't adjustable. I know I sit more upright than most folks, so it may be fine for others. Sitting normally, I only make contact with the bottom edge of the rest. To make full contact with the backrest I have to lean back more than I normally would, which forces me to slouch a bit (not ideal for long sessions of sitting). I'd prefer a backrest with adjustable angle. Note/clarification: You can adjust the position of the backrest, but not the angle.I'll update with a longer-term review in a few weeks.

We thought this would be the perfect solution for my daughter with ADHD who has a hard time wiggling in a typical desk chair. She is about 5’ tall and weighs less than 100 lbs. The problem is the seat of the chair is very small and super firm. The stool part can not be lowered- you can only raise the seat in order to get more of a height difference between the 2 sections. However since she is petite raising the seat makes it uncomfortable if she isn’t using the stool. For that reason we will be trying to sell this chair. I wish we could return it but we had to put it together in order to try it out.