Customer Reviews for Vevor Ergonomic Kneeling Chair Wooden Neck Pain Relief Relieve Fatigue Wood Stool

I love that I can rock, kneel, or sit with my feet on the ground. I never feel like I'm welded to my chair or staying in one position too long. It really helped with the back pain I experienced working from home on my dining chair. It's not attractive, but not horrifically ugly - and it's short enough to push under my table when I'm not using it. I'd recommend that anyone who can afford the price tag give this a try! For anyone else considering this, I believe I'm over the recommended weight and haven't had any problems (of course your mileage may vary).

I have sciatica and this chair is awesome. The wood design gives more flexibility and comfort and the fact that it rocks a bit allows you to adjust your weight a little if you are using this chair for a long time.

Very satisfied with the chair. Had someone professional to assembly, after reading comments on the Web, so I avoided any problems

First things first, you get what you pay for and for less than 90$ I VERY happy with the assembled product. That said, the assembly process was miserable. The seats aren labeled which way they should face and the support pieces aren either, so I had to guess based on the pictures from the website. I had to disassemble several times before I finally got the right combination. Not the worst assembly process I ever dealt with, but I knocked off a star simply due to the fact that this wouldn have been an issue if the key pieces had been labeled more effectively.

This one is better crafted and the seat is better than the one I got from amazon which was more expensive than this!

Grading only for body health and comfort, the chair is a five star, but wood frame is very poorly finished therefore I gave it four stars overall.

Easy to assemble! Very comfortable!

Much more comfortable then I expected.

The chair has been good. It has helped my posture.

I love this chair. I have no complaints about the style or quality. The hardware is cams and bolts, typical of self-assemble furniture. The legs are wood, thin, but not too thin. The cushions are soft and covered in a sort of canvas material that should be durable.I tend to sit with my legs crossed no matter what kind of chair I'm in. I have short legs and they swing in pretty much any chair if I let them hang. That leads to back pain. This chair lets me sit with them crossed, or I can rest on my knees without too much pressure, or prop my feet up like I'm squatting. It's variable, just the way I sit throughout the day at my desk. PERFECT! Thank you for this chair :)