This RTM Kneeling Chair Review covers the Randy & Travis model — one of the few options on Amazon.com.au that combines a proper backrest, full caster wheels, and adjustable height in a single chair, carrying a “Top Brand” badge with a strong track record. Here’s whether it’s worth the ~$175 price tag.
💡 Bottom line up front: The RTM is the most complete mid-range kneeling chair we’ve looked at — backrest, wheels, memory foam, and hydraulic height adjustment all in one. If you want the full feature set without paying premium prices, it’s an excellent pick. The only real catch is the 100kg weight limit, which is lower than some budget options.
RTM Randy & Travis kneeling chair — overview
The RTM stands apart from the budget kneeling chairs that dominate Amazon.com.au because it doesn’t make you choose between features. Most chairs under $100 give you a rocking base but no backrest, or height adjustment but no wheels. The RTM bundles a mesh backrest, four 360-degree caster wheels, hydraulic height adjustment, and thick memory foam cushioning into one chair.
The 10cm memory foam cushions are the standout — most budget chairs use basic sponge that compresses over months, but RTM specifies memory foam designed to hold its shape over prolonged use. The mesh backrest takes pressure off your back, neck, and shoulders, which makes it far more suitable for full work days than a backrest-free chair. And the casters roll smoothly even on carpet, with two lockable wheels for stability when you need it.
RTM Randy & Travis carries a “Top Brand” badge on Amazon.com.au with 83% positive ratings from 100+ customers and 200+ recent orders — a credible track record that’s reassuring at this price point, though it’s worth noting this reflects the brand’s storewide performance rather than this specific listing, which has no individual reviews yet.
Key specs
Who is the RTM best for?
- People who want a backrest and wheels in one chair rather than choosing between them
- Home office workers who sit long hours and need back support, not just posture correction
- Anyone who works on carpet — the casters are designed to roll on it
- Buyers who want memory foam comfort that lasts rather than budget sponge
- Those who value a proven brand with a solid ratings history
It’s less suited to users over 100kg, or anyone who just wants a simple, low-cost chair to test whether kneeling chairs suit them.
RTM Randy & Travis Ergonomic Kneeling Chair
$174.95 · Backrest + Wheels · Memory Foam
⚠️ Currently showing no listed price on Amazon.com.au — likely a temporary stock issue. Check availability before buying.
Want more backrest options?
If you like the idea of a backrest and wheels but want to compare the RTM against other steel-framed backrest chairs at different price points, here are three worth a look — from the cheapest backrest option on Amazon.com.au to the most-reviewed chair in this category.
Levede Kneeling Chair (Backrest)
$104.00 · Steel Frame · With Backrest
VEVOR Ergonomic Kneeling Chair (X-Shaped)
$127.99 · Steel Frame · Backrest + Wheels
DRAGONN by VIVO Ergonomic Kneeling Chair
$179.99 · Steel Frame · Mesh Backrest
Want something cheaper?
If $175 is more than you want to spend, or you don’t need a backrest, these three budget chairs are the most popular options on Amazon.com.au. All have dedicated full reviews on this site.
Costway Kneeling Chair
$89.95 · High-Density Sponge Pads · 150kg Capacity
⚠️ No customer reviews yet on this listing — buy with caution.
Giantex Kneeling Chair
$99.95 · 150kg Capacity · Rocking Wood Frame
VEVOR Kneeling Chair
$107.99 · Height Adjustable · Linen Fabric
Is the RTM worth it?
- Yes — ifyou want a backrest and wheels in one chair and plan to use it for full work days. At ~$175 it’s mid-range, but it delivers a feature set that budget chairs can’t match, with memory foam that should outlast cheaper sponge cushions.
- Consider a budget chair — ifyou weigh over 100kg, don’t need a backrest, or just want to test whether kneeling chairs work for you before spending more. Giantex at ~$99.95 offers a higher 150kg capacity, and Costway at ~$89.95 is the cheapest way in.
Related reading:
→ Best kneeling chairs with back support
→ Best budget kneeling chairs under $200 in Australia
→ Full Giantex kneeling chair review
→ Full DRAGONN by VIVO kneeling chair review
→ Are kneeling chairs worth it? Honest pros and cons
→ Best kneeling chairs for back pain in Australia
