There is no adjustment for short people.
I wish it had wheels.
Too expansive.

(Posted on 3/10/13)

Comfortable while leaning back on the backrest. At 5'2", the knee rest is too far away. I kept sliding down. Considering the environment I work in, it was impossible to look behind me to carry on a conversation with co-workers since there were no wheels. In summary, I need to be taller and the chair needs wheels!

(Posted on 10/3/12)

There is an office chair here that I know would help me deal with my disabling chronic pain situation. Sitting & posture is really a peoblem for me of course that means using a computer, reading, etc of course. Im young and on Social Security & there is not enough to afford this wonderfully functional chair that I really want. If you have pain in your shoulders or neck and the $$ to purchase - BUY IT!!

(Posted on 2/14/12)

I can safely say that this was one of the best purchases I've ever made. After doing much research, I found that this is the original design and has been made the exact same way since the 1970s which I really like. Aside from the tremendous quality of the wood and the fact that it is made in Norway to this day, it is easily the most comfortable kneeling chair I have ever tried. It even beats out my old executive chair on wheels. I love the fact that it rocks back and forth and find my self putting one leg forward or to the side while rocking. I don't feel overburdened with cushion and instead feel more active and engaged in my work. My shoulder/neck pain has ceased. I was a bit worried about my knees but as I have seen this chair described they are essentially "shin rests" and most of my weight is in my seat NOT on my knees. The comfort and quality level of this chair is top notch and I plan on purchasing a second chair for my home office.

(Posted on 2/13/12)