Pipersong Meditation Chair PRO - Cross Legged Chair with Wheels, Height Adjustable Backrest, Flexible Design for Fidgety Sitters, Ivory

Chair is a wonderous invention for people with adhd. So many different ways to sit!! I find that the negative reviews regarding back support and that its not comfortable to sit in for 2 hours forget that this chair is designed for neurodivergent people. With this chair, I'm switching positions every 30 minutes so I don't get uncomfy. The back support goes midway up your back, so depending on age, this could affect you differently. The wheels are plastic but roll smoothly... for now. The cushion is soft and comfy, but I did get the wider one, which I personally prefer. II don't think I'd like it as much if I had purchased the one with a smaller seat.

I love this chair, it is well made and aesthetically pleasing. It is sturdy yet comfortable to me. It don't need the extra back cushion honestly. The height is great because I don't have a high desk. It rolls easy and works well on my carpet but I appreciate that I can change the wheels to gliders if need. It's pricey but I would say worth it...I would say that making the arm rest adjustable wasn't needed and it would be nice to make it an option where you can lock it to stop. The chair doesn't lock in tilt mode, which I notice is a complaint which doesn't bother me but if you reduce the tension and don't use the cushion when you sit back it'll tilt and stay that way which I really enjoy when I need to break or am just watching a video I can rest back... You can lock it to not tilt also...just doesn't have a lock in tilt mode like other office chair do.

Absolutely love it, really stable and very comfortable. Easy to put together, really wide base so I can sit however I want

Looked into an ergonomic chair like most of the other people here for back/leg circulation problem; prefer to sit cross-legged. Tried two different chairs that didn't work out - saved this one but didn't pull the trigger due to price and the fact that this chair is PU (not leather, as some reviews refer to... it's polyeurathane/"fake leather"/very common plasticy-rubber synthetic material). I didn't want to spend this kind of money on a non-leather/fabric chair. That said, a lot of the reviews here talking about the quality of this chair and seeing the state of some chairs that customers said were over a year old and some even buying more than one for different desks (home and office, etc.) changed my mind. Just set it up and it is VERY comfortable - typing this review while sitting cross-legged in my chair. The material is not thin or sticky, very smooth and comfortable; one of my other failed chairs had very thin stuffing that I could feel the nuts and bolts through after about a month despite me being solidly average size (gifted it to a thinner/lighter-weight friend lol). So, time will tell as we go along and I'll try to update if things change, but so far, I'm pleased: not flimsy, not too heavy/easy to assemble on my own (approx 20 min), smooth wheels, easy to adjust height and seatback. I got the larger size despite being 5'2" and strongly suggest everyone just get the bigger size, especially if you work from home and expect to be sitting in it for long periods.

I didn’t buy this chair to sit normally — and thank goodness, because it clearly wasn’t designed for that nonsense. This chair fully supports my need to: • sit cross-legged • switch positions every 4.7 minutes • fidget like I’m auditioning for a percussion section • tuck one leg under, then both, then neither, then reconsider all life choices It’s surprisingly comfortable, stable, and forgiving of my constant movement. The footrest is basically a VIP lounge for my feet, and the seat is wide enough that I don’t feel like I’m breaking any furniture laws when I sit criss-cross. If you’re someone who: • cannot sit still • hates “ergonomic” chairs that demand discipline • works better when mildly wiggly …this chair will feel like it was emotionally designed for you. 10/10 would fidget again. My productivity is up, my legs are happy, and my regular chair is judging me from the corner.