Cross Legged Office Chair with Wheels, Criss Desk Home Meditation, Yoga ADHD Ergonomic Kneeling with Lumbar Support and Adjustable Height Stool

My wife was super excited about trying this "cross legged" chair. She loved the idea of it. However, she was expecting there to be some kind of arm rest or knee support along with it, but there is really nothing for that extra support. She ended up saying she did NOT like it, but don't write it off just yet.I assembled this and out of the box, it took about 30 minutes to set up. Pretty simple, with the hardest part being attaching a few large skrews. Instructions were good and clear, and there is a huge pack of "spare" parts to go with it. The materials are of excellent quality, with both seats and the back feeling like leather (possibly faux but the quality is great). Not sure if white is the best color choice, but the fabric is smooth and should be easy enough to clean up if there are any spills.It's a very unique type of chair, and I expect someone who wants to sit cross legged will really enjoy it. You can also adjust the height in two places: the bottom (full height) of the chair, and the space between the seat and the leg rest. That's an amazing feature. Value seems reasonable, a bit on the expensive side but it is truly a unique product. Also works very well with smooth rotation of both seats and height adjustment. Ultimately, I am very pleased and impressed with the product. I would highly recommend it, but keep in mind that because it is a bit unusual you may not like it. 5 stars.

My wife loves to be comfortable when working in our office/den. She's on the petite side, so when i saw this 'chair', I did not hesitate.First off it is well made. The material is PU leather...not a fan because of the chemical involved...but it's the rage these days...for some unknown reason...so I go with it. Feels great, but will never last as long as real leather...but that's okay.It has a double piston set up...one for the bottom (the yoga cushion) and another for the seat. Both work well, though the release bar on the seat will imprint a bit into the yoga cushion at the lowest level. I'll probably just bend the rod a bit upwards to take care of that.How does it feel? Pretty strange at first. I assembled it in about 40 minutes...the instructions are pictures with diagrams. Pretty straight forward but the printing could be a tad bigger.It swivels galore...both the yoga and the seat will swivel independently of each other. My wife was in town when i put it together...I felt it might be a little off putting ( all of the swiveling) to her...but just the opposite...she loved it.Why not 5 stars? I think if you have a large frame, you might not feel this is adequate enough for you. I'm a little over six foot and 190 pounds, and I felt it was at its limits with me.The wife is quite petite, and she thought it was perfect for her.The only other niggle is the color...I appreciate the look of white furniture, but the yoga cushion is going to show every bit of dirt. It's not a big deal. Jut realize you might want to keep a leather cleaner nearby.But it's a very neat design and while I was top end for this chair, I did get used to it fairly quickly. My wife loved it right off.Nice piece of kit!

I absolutely love this chair. I am not someone who can sit still for a long period of time, yet have to work quite a bit on my computer. This chair is perfect for someone like me.It is very comfortable no matter which position you choose to sit on. It is very sturdy and seems durable despite being, but time will tell. It took a little to to put together, but nothing to complicated. It looks great, but it is very big, so make sure you have adequate space for it.The height just works for me, even just a smaller bit taller and I would struggle with it and I am 5’3.I do wish the backrests sides had longer arms so I could use them as armrest while sitting backwards on it.But otherwise, this is an absolute amazing chair and well worth getting.

This chair is such a cool concept — it's designed with neurodivergent (especially ADHD) users in mind, and it shows. It also seems more suited for petite people. So, I really thought it would be perfect for me. I’m 5'2", ~ size 4, have ADHD, and never sit in chairs the “normal” way. I perch, cross, slump, bounce — all the things. On paper, this should have been the chair for me.And yet… something about it just doesn’t quite click for me.👍 What I Like:• The design is undeniably eye-catching. It feels like a stylish kinetic sculpture.• The faux leather seat looks sleek and feels soft and cushy.• The adjustable height and footrest are thoughtful additions.• There are a few extra steps, but assembly was fairly easy and straightforward.• The larger foot pad is great — I love how much room I have to shift and sit “wrong.”🤔 Where It Doesn’t Quite Work (for me):• The seat and footrest rotate independently, which means I'm always just a little bit off-balance — subtly moving in multiple directions at once. I feel like I can't get an "anchor."• I wish there were a way to lock them together or at least limit the movement when I need more focus and grounding.• The backrest is small and doesn’t quite give me the “nestled in” feel I sometimes need.• The faux leather (which tbh feels luxe!) does pick up every fingerprint and smudge. I’ve tried gentle wipes and cloths, but they're not getting it totally clean. I'm afraid to use something stronger and damage the surface.🎯 Final Thoughts:This chair may be just right for many — especially those who like constant motion. But for me, the combo of dual-axis movement and minimal back support made it feel too floaty. I think I need something slightly grounding to help with focus, but this made me feel a bit adrift.Neurodivergent needs are *divergent* by nature — so while this is a super thoughtful design, it’s hard to know if it will suit your brain and body without trying it firsthand.