Orange Factory Criss Cross Chair No Wheel Wide Cross Legged Office Desk Vanity Chair Comfy Fabric Armless Adjustable Swivel for Home Computer Task (Beige)

Love the size and feel of this chair. It is exactly as advertised and large enough to sit crossed legged. The padding is thick and very comfortable and the chair is super easy to assemble. The color matches the photos (I got the cream colored one), and this chair glides easily on an office mat or carpet. I have been using this chair for almost a year and I can say it is sturdy and long lasting. I needed to contact the seller at one point and they were extremely helpful and very quick to respond and resolve my issue. Overall, this is a great seller and a great value for the money. I will purchase from them again in the future.

I absolutely love the Orange Factory Criss Cross Chair with Wheel! I bought it hoping for something that would give me comfort during long work-from-home days—and it totally delivered. The criss-cross design is not only eye-catching, but it also provides great back support and encourages better posture.The seat is wide and padded just right, making it easy to sit cross-legged or shift positions comfortably throughout the day. The wheels glide smoothly, and the build feels sturdy and high-quality. Assembly was straightforward and took me less than 20 minutes.This chair strikes the perfect balance between ergonomic function and modern style. If you’re looking for a comfortable, versatile desk chair that supports various sitting positions, this is a great choice.

This chair was purchased for my wife, and her review is as follows:I sit cross-legged whenever possible, and normal office chairs can pose all sorts of problems. The arms get in the way, the seat is too curved, the seat is too shallow, and because of all that the tilt mechanism usually had to remain locked so I could overcome the rest of the issues.Well my previous chair finally broke and I decided to try this one, dedicated to those of us who sit cross-legged. It arrived last week but I'm finally sitting in it today. What a difference! The very slight curve of the seat is much gentler on my knees, since I am in a more relaxed cross-legged position now. There are no arms to get in my way. the depth of the seat allows me to adjust without feet or knees falling off the edge. I can use the tilt feature!For the chair itself: It wasn't difficult to put together and the instructions were really straight forward. I do have a wood-creak from the seat when I sit at certain angles. I think this is likely a result of over or under tightening a screw or two and I suspect it's something I can fix. The back rises up to just below my shoulder blades, so this is perfect for me, but might be too short for someone taller. For reference I'm about 5'5" tall. The wheel base is nice and wide so when you tilt back you're fairly supported. I do think I could probably cause it to fall, but I would have to try. It's not going to tip from normal usage. The wheels roll very easily on my carpeted office floor, as well. The padding is very Goldilocks between soft and firm, but since this is day one I'm not sure yet how it will hold up. It feels like it's pretty durable though. The cover material is soft but also feels like it's going to be durable enough to last through some years. I got the "Brown" colour, which is pretty true to colour on my screens. It's a rusty/orangey brown but a little muted so it's not garish.Overall I would absolutely recommend this chair to anyone who sits cross-legged and I would absolutely buy it again if I needed to.

Very wide seat and easy to assemble. I did need my daughter’s help when putting the back on the seat so I can alone and screw the screws in. I do wish the back was adjustable so I can use it to lean on a bit. Even with lumbar pillow it’s still not much. But the chair is comfortable and so far I think it’s worth the money. It rolls one the carpet easy. No much back support. I’ve only use it for a day in a half for a few hrs each day and I like it.

I was worried about putting this together by myself at 70+, but it was so easy! I followed the instructions to kneel on the back of the chair as show in the instructions, and I had zero trouble. The tool they provide is great. I bought the upgraded chair with wheels and feet. First I put on the wheels, but I'm only 5'2", and that was too high for my setup + I couldn't touch the floor. It was surprisingly easy to remove the wheels and sub in the feet, but it's nice to have the wheels in case I change my mind. I still have the chair as low as it will go, but the chair can be set really high if you need that. The chair matches my computer table perfectly; love the mint color. The seat is firm, but comfortable. I need the pillow in the picture for support since the back is straight up and down. I probably won't be sitting crisscross at my age, but I like the width. I had a set of soft pet stairs in a similar color and am using those for the perfect foot/leg rest. With the tilt, it's a very comfy setup when I pull my keyboard all the way out. It's a very sturdy chair and great value for the money. I like that there are no arms or curved sides like my last chair so that I can just push in the keyboard, swivel the chair, and get up. Two thumbs up on this office chair.

Just started a work from home job and I needed a comfy chair. This is so comfortable! The seat is nice and wide, easy to sit with one leg up or cross legged in it. The wheels are so smooth. Easy to use the bar to make the seat taller or lower. Reclines back too, but has a mechanism to adjust that also. It was very easy to put together, took me less than an hour to put it together myself.

The most comfiest chair, ever! No regrets. With a chair that offers all it does, tilt, swivel, back support, wide seat, it makes sense to get it the wheels too. I'm glad I did. Easy to assemble. Sturdy. Steel parts. Its made well. Quality fabric. However, it is very wide chair and it will not fit under a standard sized computer desk and a tight squeeze to get through any door.