Ergonomic Kneeling Chair with Adjustable Angled Seat and Comfortable Foam Cushions for Home and Office

So I spent the last couple months dealing with this horrible back pain from sitting at my desk all day. You know how it is, right? My old office chair was doing me no favors, and honestly, I was getting desperate. That’s when I stumbled across this DRAGONN kneeling chair online and figured, what the heck, might as well give it a shot.
Let me tell you, this thing is pretty different from any chair I’ve ever used before. The whole design is kind of weird at first glance – it’s got this angled seat and knee rests instead of a traditional back. But that’s actually the point! It’s all about getting your posture in check.
I’ve had it for about three weeks now, and I’m definitely noticing a difference. The 3-inch mesh cushion is actually way more comfortable than I expected. It’s thick enough to keep my behind from getting sore, but not so soft that I’m sinking in. The breathable material is a nice touch too – no more sweaty back situation like with my old leather chair!
The chair’s pretty sturdy – it’s got this X-shaped metal base that feels really solid. I was a bit worried since I’m, uh, not exactly a lightweight (though I’m well under the 250-pound capacity, thankfully). The wheels roll pretty smoothly on my office carpet. Not gonna lie, I have fun sometimes just pushing myself around between my desk and bookshelf without having to get up!
One thing that’s been super helpful is the height adjustment. I’m on the taller side, and I can set it anywhere from 21 to 31 inches. Took me a few days to figure out my sweet spot, but once I did, it made a huge difference. The adjustment lever is straightforward – nothing fancy, just pull and set.
Style-wise, it’s nothing to write home about – just basic black – but that’s fine by me since it doesn’t clash with anything in my home office. It’s also surprisingly lightweight at around 18 pounds, so I can easily move it out of the way when I need to.
Fair warning though – the first couple days using this chair were… interesting. My legs were definitely feeling it! It engages different muscles than regular chairs, and my body was like “what are you doing to me?!” I started by using it for just an hour or two each day, then gradually built up from there. Now I can work pretty much all afternoon in it without any issues.
It’s been great for my work-from-home setup, and honestly, I think it’s helping with my focus too. Something about the position keeps me more alert than when I’m slouching back in a regular chair. I’ve even caught myself with better posture when I’m not using the chair – like my body is finally remembering how it’s supposed to sit!
For the price, I’d say it’s definitely worth it compared to some of the fancy ergonomic office chairs I was looking at that cost three times as much. Not bad at all for something that’s actually making a difference in how my back feels at the end of the workday!