Solace Plus kneeling chair Jobri BetterPosture with Memory Foam to Improve Posture, Relieve Neck and Back Pain

For those of us accustomed to using the kneeling chairs, this is possibly the most comfortable one I've had over the last 30 year. The padding is thick, and the chair is sturdy. I find the height adjustment really nice, since so many of the other models don't have it.

Overall, it’s a great chair. The pads are a good level of firmness. The fabric is a little bit slippery though and I’m going to look into getting some rubber strips so I don’t slide in the chair as much.

The lack of adjustment options on this chair made it a less than ideal option for my 5' 6" height. I ended up in more pain from hyper-correcting my back than before when I slumped in a regular chair.

Arrived quickly and was easy to put together. I bought this to replace my old one (memory foam getting worn out after many years of daily use). So far it has lived up to my expectations as a comfortable work chair.

The price is WAY too much for the limitations on ajustibility and the overall comfort.you should be able to ajust the tilt on both cusions and the height between the the knee and butt cussion.The rolling casters and seat height ajustment is nice, though.

I can definitely see why this chair was so much more expensive than the other kneeling chairs. It seems to have a very high quality cushion.

For the first week or so it was alright. Not great, but more comfortable than my previous knee chair. The vertical height adjustment is smooth and good quality. I did notice right away that the knee pad was slightly thicker in the center than the edges which caused my legs to slip off the edges unless I was wearing jeans. After about three weeks of use the memory foam started to become displaced slightly leaving the front edge of the fabric loose and a hard ridge. The lack of an adjustment for the knee rest is by far the biggest downside and is much too low for me and much to high for my roommate. Would have been great as a $40-$50 chair, definitely not worth the $250 I spent on it.

Takes a bit of getting used to but it works!

Returned as it is probably the least 'ergonomic' chair I have ever had. One size most definitely does not fit all!The seat and knee pad angles are fixed . . . no adjustment of relative angles or the distance between the two.I can't get my knees on the so-called kneeling pad (due to it being a fixed frame) and I end up, uncomfortably supporting myself on my shins.The five-castor base gets in the way of your feet!!!!!The kneeling pad is too narrow I found I had to keep my legs too close together to keep them on the pad.