Amseatec Criss Cross Office Chair Review: Wide Seat, Fold-Down Armrests
A review of the Amseatec Criss Cross Office Chair highlights its wide 25-inch seat, fold-down armrests with five locking positions, and wheels, addressing common issues with cross-legged chairs. The reviewer, who has a hamstring injury and sciatica, found the chair comfortable for various positions like cross-legged or tucked leg. The memory foam seat remained supportive after a month of daily use. The faux leather upholstery resisted scratches from a toddler and corgi. Assembly took 20 minutes, and the chair felt sturdy without wobbling. However, the armrests click loudly when adjusted, are not height-adjustable, and may not fit under fixed-height desks. The chair is marketed as pet-scratch-resistant and rolls smoothly on hardwood and carpet.
Key facts
- Seat width is 25 inches, compared to standard 18-20 inches.
- Armrests fold down completely with five locking positions.
- Memory foam seat remained supportive after over a month of use.
- Faux leather upholstery is marketed as pet-scratch-resistant.
- Assembly took about 20 minutes.
- Chair has wheels for easy movement.
- Armrests are not height-adjustable and may not fit under fixed-height desks.
- Chair felt sturdy with no wobble or creaking after weeks of use.
Entities
Institutions
- WIRED
- Amseatec
- Pipersong