Ergonomic Cross Legged Office Chair with Wheels, 360° Swivel ADHD Chairs for Adults, Height Adjustable Seat for Meditation, Yoga - Wide Criss Cross Chair with Lumbar Support, Kneeling Chair, Black

I’ve had lower back pain from long hours at my desk, and after trying a few standard office chairs, I decided to give this ergonomic kneeling chair a shot. The crescent shaped backrest with lumbar support is fantastic. It gently encourages proper posture without feeling forced, and I can actually sit (or kneel) for hours without that usual ache creeping in. I use it both at my desk and it keeps my spine nicely aligned either way. I can spin around to grab things, shift positions quickly, and find that “just right” position. The material is high quality and scratch resistant. The base is solid with a wide criss cross design and a huge 31.5" x 20.5" footrest area. It easily handles my weight (and I’m not exactly petite), and the smooth rolling casters work great on my floor mat. It's a great chair, I absolutely love it!

Our new hair chair. I like how I can either sit or stand with my daughter to do her hair. It’s easier on my back and the bench is just wide enough for her hair products or any toys she wants to use. I wish the bench had back support for her also or if the chair could spin around the bench but hey, you get what you get.

I generally sit with the posture of a cooked shrimp. You know what I mean… all curved and bad for the spine? Yeah, that's me, the cooked shrimp. I have this awesome mesh executive chair that I've used for the past 8 or 9 years, and it's great, but because of the way I sit, my back and hips feel rough. I had gotten one of those kneeling chairs; the kind that is just the seat pad and a knee pad. I like that, but it sits too low for my desk, and not having the back makes me uncomfortable after a short amount of time. So I got this one. And y'all! OMG! I'll start from the unboxing; It comes in many pieces, but the instructions are crystal clear, everything needed is included, and it's really quite easy to put together. It took me about 20 minutes, but that is with my dog "helping" me, so realistically, it would have probably taken me about 10 minutes on my own. Every piece feels sturdy and well made. The material is very soft and smooth. I'd be super reluctant to let the cat on it because I'd be afraid her nails would pierce it, but other than that, it's glorious-feeling. The seat has a resting low, but can be raised with a simple pull of the under-side handle. The footrest slides out super easily, and comes back in just as smoothly. That footrest, the design is awesome. You attach it before putting the upper seat on, and it freely rolls around the post without hesitation. So if you're just sitting in the chair normally, the footrest can be off to the side or back. If you want to put your feet on the footrest, you just move it to your prefered position and bam, there ya go! It also slides out, which is fantastic for sitting crossed-legged. My only 'eh about this chair is tha the back is a moulded shape, that sits back a little too far for my preference. The base of the chair rests against my lower back just fine, but the rest of it puts me at a decline/lean a lot more than I prefer when working at the desk. Honestly, I find that when using the footrest, I have zero desire to lean back and am fully comforatble sitting up (with good posture! Like, what?!?!), so the fact that it leans isn't a huge deal. And the lean is actually great if you sit backwards on the chair. I find myself doing that kinda often here of late; I sit with my stomach against the back of the chair, and the footrest in position so I can cross my legs. I was kinda surprised at how comfy that ended up being. I LOVE this chair, and I am crazy happy that I got it.

Tried this out to see if I’d like the different sitting style, but it’s not really my thing. I prefer a regular chair, but I’m also not 20 anymore so maybe that’s part of it. My daughter on the other hand loves it and uses this along with her other wide criss cross chair all the time. The wider seat does make it easy to sit different ways and move around more than a normal chair. It rolls smoothly and adjusts without any issues. Building it was easy and it feels pretty stable once it’s together. Quality seems decent for the price, and the color matched the pictures. The material it's made of it is nice cause it wipes off easily so no worries about spills, just don't let the cat on it. Depends on whether you like this style of seating or not, but it's a good chair.

Not comfortable for an all day chair. It conceptually is a great chair but the padding is thin and lends to hip pain. Very pretty leather and great concept but would be perfect with a little extra padding. I’m 5’3”, 160 lbs.

Overall, I'm fairly impressed with this ergonomic, folded-leg chair, which arrived exactly as I mentioned described in the listing, being true to both size, shape, and color. For starters, while the design of this item is simple, modern, and almost minimal, I have found it to be extremely useful and very comfortable to sit at while working. I weigh approximately 160 pounds and have had no issues sitting on this chair for four to five hours at a time... That being said, due to the unique footrest that is connected to this chair, I am able to switch positions frequently if my legs or back start to get tired of the same position or sore... And frankly, I think that this is this item's best selling point - I am able to put my feet bent up and to the side, I can sit crisscross, or I can simply swivel the footstool to behind me and not use it at all. I can even put one leg up and have one leg down. The only drawbacks that I have discovered so far is that the footstool slides in and out very, very easily. It requires very little pressure to make it move. There may be a way to tighten this, but I haven't figured out what it is, so I'm not marking off for this. However, there is a way that if you are sitting crisscross and lower the chair too far, you can squish your own foot underneath you between the footstool and the chair. Overall, I'm very, very impressed with this option, and I think that it is a good way to enhance any office space, especially for those who have ADHD or other sensory issues, as well as those with back troubles.

I really like the versatility of this chair and have found it useful in a few different situations. It’s adjustable, easy to move around, and the cross-legged seating style makes it more flexible than a traditional office chair. The ability to adjust the height and swivel 360° is a big plus. It makes it easy to find a comfortable position, whether I’m working at a desk or using it for more relaxed seating. The footrest is also a nice feature and adds to the overall comfort, especially for shorter sitting sessions. Comfort-wise, the cushion feels good and supportive at first, and I also like that it can be used for different purposes. I’ve even found it helpful when styling my daughter’s hair because it allows me to sit in a more flexible position and move around easily. That said, there are a couple of drawbacks worth mentioning. The backrest is a bit shorter than expected, which can make longer sitting sessions less comfortable because it doesn’t fully support the upper back. Also, the footrest doesn’t lock firmly into place, which can make it shift slightly during use. The build feels decent overall, and the chair is stable enough for everyday use. It’s also easy to move thanks to the wheels, which adds to its convenience in a home setup. Overall, this is a comfortable and highly versatile chair that works well for short to moderate use and flexible seating needs. It has some minor design limitations, but the adjustability and functionality still make it a useful addition to a workspace or home.

This cross-legged office chair has been an excellent upgrade for my setup. The wide, open seat design is the main reason I chose it, and it delivers exactly what it promises: plenty of room to sit comfortably in different positions, including cross-legged, tucked under, or with one leg up. If you naturally shift often—or you simply feel most comfortable sitting criss cross—this chair actually gives you the space to do that without feeling cramped. I also use this chair for gaming because I always sit criss cross, and it’s been perfect for long sessions. It feels much more comfortable than a standard desk chair where the arms or narrow seat get in the way. Being able to sit how I naturally sit has made a noticeable difference in comfort and focus. The ergonomic support is better than I expected. The lumbar support helps keep your lower back from collapsing forward, and the sitting position feels more balanced than a typical flat stool-style chair. It encourages a healthier posture without forcing you into one rigid position, which is great when you’re at the desk for hours. Functionally, it works well as an everyday chair. The 360° swivel is smooth, the wheels roll easily, and the height adjustment makes it simple to match different desk heights. The chair also feels stable even when sitting cross-legged, and it doesn’t feel tippy when shifting positions. The cushioning is comfortable and supportive, and the grey color looks clean and modern. It’s also versatile enough for non-desk use like meditation or seated stretching since the seat is wide and forgiving. If you want a chair that supports cross-legged sitting while still working like a real office chair—and you want something comfortable for gaming too—this is a strong choice.