
May reduce lower back strain
The angled seat shifts some of your weight toward your shins and can encourage a more upright posture, potentially reducing stress on the lumbar spine.

Encourages better posture
The design makes it harder to slump backward and can promote a more neutral alignment of the pelvis, spine, and head.

Opens the hip angle
Compared with a conventional 90° sitting position, kneeling chairs generally place the hips at a more open angle, which some people find more comfortable.

May improve comfort during prolonged desk work
Alternating between a kneeling chair and a conventional chair can reduce the feeling of being stuck in one sitting position.

Can engage your trunk muscles differently
Maintaining the angled posture requires some ongoing stabilization, although it shouldn’t be viewed as a substitute for exercise.

May be useful for people who dislike conventional chairs
Some people find that the forward-tilted position makes it easier to maintain an upright working posture.
See it in use!
The chair is designed to encourage a more upright sitting position by supporting the knees and keeping the hips forward, the video discusses its possible benefits for reducing slouching and improving comfort, but also recognizes that it may cause pressure on the knees and is not a guaranteed solution for back pain.
