VarierThatSit Balans Adjustable Ergonomic Kneeling Chair with Backrest, 10-year Limited Warranty, Designed by Peter Opsvik, Black/Black

This should’ve been easy to build, but it was extremely difficult. Pieces didn’t fit quite right. It was a real struggle. For this price point, it should go together much easier.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Hands down best ergonomic kneeling chair on the market. High quality materials and so comfortable. At first I had the regular varier kneeling chair but decided to upgrade to one with a back and armrest like this ThatSit version. It’s so confirm table for someone sitting 12+ hours working per day. High price tag but comes with 10 years limited warranty which gives piece of mind and it’s made by a high end Norwegian furniture company so fits the modern lifestyle. Size:I am 6ft4 and it fits me very nicely.Value for money:Long warranty Comfort:Quality materials comfy both in shorts and long pants Sturdiness:High quality craftsmanship Build quality:Easy to put together if you know how screws work Functionality:versatile with many seating positions

If you are looking to waste $800 go ahead for this IKEA look alike thing.Impossible to put together by yourself, you need 2 people to do this.Some pieces are cheap plastic. And the sensation seating there is that the chair is going to break apart....and you too!I got the one with backrest cause I work long hours and I was hoping for the armrest to be such.They are not. They are just two small parts that don't allow for your arms to even get back there, nor support the back at all. Just a piece of something there in the back, blocking.Textile gets dirty easily (that kind of fabric that shows the dusk immediately) and it comes with a "tape $50 value!!" Oh lord! $50 tape??? Thank you but you can keep it.Horrible horrible horrible. Maybe in other parts of the world this is a success...I don't see how something like this can cost $800.- Returning today.

Edit: The below review is still accurate, however after using the chair more extensively I must say the design is fantastic. There are a few other chairs on the market - more expensive - with longer delivery wait times that are more adjustable/flexible - but that being said this chair allows for a much wider range of natural movement. It’s easy to shift positions and the chair itself is also light and quite easy to maneuver. Still very expensive and many will not take the risk - but if you are suffering - give it a try. I’ll add that weighing 190lbs at the time of writing - I feel as though I’m almost at the limit of what the chair will handle - doesn’t feel as though it’s about to collapse or anything - but it also doesn’t feel incredibly sturdy either. It’s not a chair you can lounge or relax in - IMO - don’t fall asleep in it LOL. The fabric covering on pads/seat also seems quite sturdy - but not exactly soft - so if you have delicate skin - you might need to wear long pants or cover with something softer etc.While there's no question this chair is far superior to the many $150-250 competing products on the market, it's absolutely NOT worth $800+ in my opinion. The instructions were a joke, screws and other parts were rolling around the box - torn bags gave me the impression this item was purchased/returned... Everything except one of the wooden dowels was there. Ultimately, the chair is functional and works as advertised. I will say, however, it's not quite as adjustable as I had hoped. By this I mean the ways in which the chair is adjustable do not actually provide the level of movement, or movement in the right direction to facilitate a more custom fit. As a reference I'm around 5'9" and swing between 185-195lbs. The seat padding is NOT sufficient in my opinion and here's one area where some of the lesser priced chairs, of which I have purchased several, actually win out. At the end of the day, I think this company, and so many others are to a degree exploiting our pain/desperation. I'm just not sure how this price tag is justified.

Boy, I'm pretty handy with a wrench and stuff, but this was by far the worst assembly I've ever been thru! Every step was a MF, there's 100 little things they could do to make the consumer experience much much better. Cool chair and all, but honestly if you don't want to wrestle the chair for 2 hours then just pick something else.