VIVO DRAGONN DN-CH Kneeling Chair, Metal, Black, One Size Fits All

I purchased this as WFH has had its toll on my back and posture. It's been a great tool in helping with my back issues.I'm a healthy weight and exercise regularly but since WFH I gradually was getting more aches in the back (also had old car accident injury).The chair as others mentioned can be heavy on the knees especially if not adjusted correctly so worth playing with the settings (lower means last knee load). Between that and regular chair sitting all day is much better and I can say it feels like it strengthens the core and back. Generally the chair is well enough made especially for the price.I definitely recommend it.

This chair gave me tremendous back and shoulder pain. It is uncomfortable. The pillows are too stiff, the angle is too steep, and the backrest prevents you from putting any weight on your bum. The foam cushioning on the handles damages extremely easily and had torn off my chair within two weeks.

I've had multiple Kneeling chairs over the years for different workspaces, and this one sadly had the shortest lifespan; it lasted a paltry 3 months.The chair is structured and assembled like my other kneeling chairs, only it comes with back support as well. However, I found my back barely ever utilised it. It is easy to put together and take apart.The cushion material is flimsy and peels off with minimal friction, the cushion for your knees is also not made for long-term use it seems, as after a month it felt like my knees were resting on a solid slab with zero cushioning.My biggest gripe is with the bolts used to fasten the entire chair together; I was tightening the bolts every day after a couple of weeks of using the chair, because they kept coming out, and eventually, the bolts stopped staying in altogether. We bought replacement bolts but those didn't stay in either; the issue was with the screw holes in the chair itself, they'd eroded from the constant loosening/tightening of the bolts.A similar chair I bought from another company has lasted me 4 years, and I only have to tighten the bolts once every few months.This chair by ViVo was a huge disappointment and was not worth the money, and I won't be recommending it.

It’s a great product but the powder coating was damaged at unpacking Shame as once build it’s great just the chips on the paintwork look terrible

TBH I didn’t like it when I first got it and should have returned it.Have had other makes in similar designs before and loved them (lasted 3 years!). But this one I personally found:- The seat and knee material can get sweaty- The seat is well cushioned, but the angle of it is very inconvenient so i couldn’t sit on it squarely, more at a 30 degree angle, which pushed it down and distorts itI remove the back - just couldn’t work out how it was supposed to be comfortable / support you.Then today I used the handles to lift my weights while I repositioned and the seat has snapped in two.A beautiful looking design in the pictures, but not the seat that I need - which was a shame as the metal frame is so much better than anything else I have ever used and would outlast anything else it is so sturdy.

The back support supplied with this model is an excellent addition. Allows for pain / discomfort management. Sturdy and seems to be well made for the price.

The seat part is fixed in one position and it’s way too steep for comfort

Bought this chair in the hope of correcting long-standing hunchback from sitting at a desk - might take a while but I definitely am sitting up straighter. Arms weren't really necessary, but back rest is helpful. Very surprised at how comfortable this sitting position is. Word of caution, when scooting backwards its very easier to tip over and become stranded under chair!