Capisco Adjustable Sit to Stand Desk Chair - Black Frame - Polyester Black Seat

I am really pleased with this chair. Assembly was a breeze...I never noticed that there was an included Allen Wrench intertwined with the seat until after I was done. I have read some mixed reviews for this chair, but it works perfectly for my needs. I am a medical professional who wears a long white coat with pockets, so any chair with arms is just awkward. This chair allows me to slip onto the seat quickly in-between patients and allows me to get up quickly without any restriction. It's comfortable for my needs, and I like how it rocks back. The base of this chair is really sturdy and well-made with good casters. I honestly don't have any complaints with this chair, although I think the idea that the chair allows you to sit in several different positions is a silly gimmick.

Suddenly having to work from home at my laptop all day due to COVID-19 and not having a proper desk or desk chair at home, was killing my back. I got the Capisco two days ago and am loving it so far. It's comfortable to sit in forward, backward, and sideways, and encourages movement throughout the day. The seat back feels great on my back. The seat tilts and has a tilt lock, seat height, and seat depth adjustment that are easy to adjust.Assembly is super simple, you only have to tighten one bolt with an allen wrench to connect the back to the seat, and then drop the lift and seat onto the base. It took me less than a minute.The only caveat is that for this chair, as sold, the lift may be too high for a standard office desk height (28-30"). It's best for a higher desk or an adjustable desk. If you want to use it with a fixed, standard height desk, you will need to order a shorter pneumatic lift to replace the one that comes with it. My "desk" is more like a dinner table height (31") and the lowest height on this chair feels about right.

The chair is advertised as allowing multiple sitting positions, but beware if you try to lean forward on the chair in a locked position. The chair I received has a defective locking mechanism that, while leaning against the chair with the lock in place, suddenly unlocks thrusting the chair forward and causing me to fall over. Defective and very poor customer service so far on this.

it's a great chair, I like how you can sit in it in a variety of ways that aren't just a gimmick. I find myself sitting in it sideways leaning to the side as often as sitting in it normally. it's been great for my back. after a few weeks of using it, I switched back to my old chair because it's a bit more comfortable and I immediately noticed a lot of back pain so I switched back. my only gripe with it is there's not a lot of cushion in the seat which can be uncomfortable after sitting for long periods of time.

I am an artist who gets lost in her work. This chair reminds me to stay upright. I can stretch my legs out while seated and open up my chest area to keep flexible. Good body awareness. Expensive but well worth the price fir a healthy body.

Overly priced for a wobbly backed chair. Good concept chair though. It just needs to be priced as a minimalistic chair since it is.

Comfortable and versatile chair. Easy to assemble. Feels solid. I’m looking to purchase a couple more for the office.

I had a herniated disk a few years ago, and I've been on the hunt a chair that doesn't cause pain after a few hours of use. I've been back and forth on buying the Capisco for months... I finally did it about a month ago, and I couldn't be happier. It's made a tremendous difference for back pain.I'm also considering adding the footring based on the way I typically sit.