Customer Reviews

Black and Aluminum ITALMODERN Haley Ergonomic Adjustable Knee Chair

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I like this chair its good for what it is. The cushion is soft on the knees and butt. I am 6 feet tall and it suits me just fine. Plent of leg room for me. Like I stated earlier its good for the type of chair it is, if you want a back this chair isn't for you...lol..I bought mines from "the comfort store"...but found this chair and wanted to give input for others. PEACE OUT!...LOL

For some reason one of the screws keeps falling out of the chair, but that does not inhibit it's proper functioning. Also: note that you have a limited range of height options, but I'm pretty short and find it acceptable.

It's a good replacement for my previous balans chair which had separate pads for each knee which I hated.

I just happened to spot the chair at a furniture store in town and after trying it out, decided that I would like to purchase one. After scouting around, I was pleased to find it available at Amazon for $10 less than the sale price at the store. It arrived in less than a week and was easy to assemble. It's comfortable, better than my other conventional desk chair with back support,though you need to stretch your legs often. The handles make it easy to transport, and I also use them when I stretch my back after I've been sitting for a while.

I am very pleased with the Haley Knee Chair. It has greatly relieved the stress on my lower back and has improved my posture. It did take a few times of using for my back to adjust. One complaint is the printed directions. They were quite scanty having only a diagram with parts and no written instructions. My grandson, however, had no problem assembling the chair.

I had one of these a couple of decades ago and I could not remember why I stopped using it. I remember now. The knee cushion is not comfortable for sitting any longer than about 10 minutes. The chair is clunky and hard to move on the floor without picking is up. I will say the handle bars on the side are a big improvement over my earlier version.

This is an okay chair. I find that I cannot sit in it very long... but perhaps that's just me not agreeing with the design. One annoying aspect was the assembly. It took the help of another person to put it together.

The knee area does not have enough cushion and this results in your knee hurting a bit if you sit at a stretch for more than 30 minutes. So I get up every now and then for a minute. Other than that it works great.

Although a well made, sturdy piece of furniture, after having owned it less than a month, I am convinced that although it seems like a good idea, the chair isn't very comfortable, and though it might help with back-pain sufferers who have a tendency to slouch, the seat and "knee cushion" are uncomfortable after sitting for longer than a half-hour. My advice? Spend the 100 bucks on a decent "traditional" computer chair.