Predawn Ergonomic Kneeling Chair, Rocking Chair Stool, Knee Chair, Posture Chair for Home Office Meditation Wooden & Linen Cushion-Office Desk Chair for Back Neck Pain Relief & Improving (White Oak)

This ergonomic kneeling chair is a game-changer for my posture! The rocking motion keeps me engaged while sitting, helping to relieve back and neck pain during long hours at my desk. The wood frame is sturdy, and the linen cushion is thick and comfortable, providing great support for my knees. Assembly was quick and easy, and it looks sleek in my office. Perfect for home, work, or even meditation—highly recommend for anyone wanting to improve posture and reduce discomfort!

This is my first ergonomic chair and all in all, I'm glad I bought it. I will likely commission a friend to make some nicer looking legs that take up less space and are more custom to my body.Pros:Rocking is more satisfying than I expectedNice fabric and wood colorCushions are the right firmness to provide support but also be comfortableHeight is great for getting 90 degree bend at elbow on the table (I am about 5'6")Very light to move aroundComes with Velcro strips so you don't scratch up the floorCons:Takes up an awkwardly large amount of space behind chairWood part feels/looks cheapSeat and knee pads are awkwardly close, hard to find a great position and let feet touch the ground.Hips are more closed than I had expected, provides maybe about 60% of the hip tilt for posture correction that I had hoped for.

I want to say that this chair is great. It’s easy to assemble, sturdy and looks classy and elegant. It’s quite comfortable too.However, I’ve been using my husband’s kneeling chair in the last couple of months—he has the expensive brand’s chair which I borrowed. I got used to that one, and that is the only reason why I’m sending back this one.This chair has a slightly different angle for the hips and knees than the expensive one: in this chair I’m sitting a bit higher and especially my hips are slightly higher than on the other one, and that causes that I feel like I’m sliding down a little after sitting on it for quite some time (btw I’m 5’7” and thin). The cushions for the butt and for the knees are thick enough but firm as well—initially this can be a bit uncomfortable if you sit on it all day long, but my experience is that the cushions will soften, so don’t get discouraged if initially it’s not the softest. I couldn’t feel the wood at all so it gives enough padding. The knee pad is wide enough to sit on it comfortably.Another thing I got used to on the other chair is to sit with one leg bent on the padding and the other leg extended BETWEEN the two knee pads—this chair, however, has one big cushion and not two smaller ones with space in between them, which means that I can’t sit on this one like that.It was also important to me for the chair to be a rocking chair and not one with legs: it’s crucial to be able to move the spine (especially the lower back) a bit throughout the day. This is a good feature in this chair too.I also want to add that it takes TIME to get used to a kneeling chair if you never tried it before: try sitting on it for shorter periods and alternating between your regular chair and this one, and gradually increase the time you spend on it.I have the means to buy the expensive one so TO ME that is worth it (but it depends on height, weight, and so many other things what feels comfortable for someone and what not), and given that it’s slightly more comfortable I’m choosing that one. But if I wanted to spend much less but still get a sturdy, comfortable rocking kneeling chair, then I would totally keep this one.

Chair is what you'd expect, a little larger than you would imagine. The package didn't have instructions or a screw. With the help of the Amazon Community , I was able to get it assembled. It will only go together one way & if you are forcing it, it is probably wrong. They say the arrows should be pointing toward each other, which is strange. Seems like a couple colored stickers would get the point across a bit more easily. The longer B piece goes under where your knees go. The C piece goes under the seat. The long pieces have extra indentations on the inside where the slats should go, so if it is a smooth hole, flip it to the other side before securing slat. The slats are cut on an angle. E is the main seat and D is the knee pad. I was missing a screw, which I find kinda humorous, I thought Amazon always made manufacturers include an extra screw. I have gotten one or two with each of these assembly style items. It isn't hard to put together but it can be very frustrating, just keep flipping the pieces and using that hex wrench , you will get it. Seems like ok product even with missing screw, it sits comfortably and rocks. Thank you to all Amazon who helped me assemble this, it would have been firewood without you.

I rarely write reviews and am not being incentivized to do so. As a kneeling chair alone it can be hard on the shins and I add a pillow if I am in that position for a while. That's the biggest negative. The chair is attractive, rocks nicely if you want it to but has a lot of stability. My favorite part is I can shift and find lots of positions to use this chair in. I turn it around and sit on the chair part without the kneeling feature. I can also lean far back during the day and release the tension in my back. I can stretch into a cross legged position and still be stable. It is really great in this way versus trying to use it just for kneeling alone. I am flexible and lightweight and so I am not sure how this would work for all different body types but for me it is a winner.