Seemed like a good idea when I got mine. It wasn't. Everyone wanted to try it, though, as long as I had it. Got $10 for it at a neighborhood garage sale a couple of years later.

From what you describe, your keyboard and monitor are too low for use with that kind of chair. But even if they were perfectly situated, I think you'll find that kind of seating pretty gimmicky in a couple of weeks. Good luck, though.

Hey, I bought mine for $10! Maybe it's the same chair! Maybe there's only one in this universe, going from sale to sale...

I used to have an MGA, which had tail light lenses also used on Triumph TR-3's and other vintage British sports cars. Now the darned lenses were just red plastic things made originally by Lucas in the UK, but they cost $45 a pair for the real things, back in 1968, when the minimum wage was $1.60 an hour. Some U.S. made replicas could be had for $25 a pair, but that was still pretty pricey for parts only held on by a couple of Phillips head screws.

So the joke became that which you've suggested: That there was only 1 pair of those tail light lenses, that just circulated among all us MG and TR owners, all of whom took, eventually, to keeping a #2 Phillips screwdriver in our door pockets, for "an opportune moment."

The chair I sold was a crappy oak finish, with tacky brown cushions. If you've got it, give it a kick and cuss for me!

"my keyboard is right above my belly button"

Webcam moment! I love belly buttons.

My dad had one, but it's bullshit that they make your back feel better.

I used to have one, and I found it was good for my back but made my knees hurt so much that I got rid of it.

Ah, mine is black paulsc, so I guess it's not the exact same chair. Unless it's the same chair in disguise.

I feel better knowing it might possibly be the chair and not me. At least it was only $10.

Canadian Center for Occupational Health and Safety on alternative chairs. Note that the list of disadvantages for a kneeling chair is twice as long as the list of advantages.