Waleaf’s cross-legged chair leans into an extra-wide, “31in plus” seat and 2-stage backrest recline — $395.59, with 24 reviews and a 4.5★ average. Here’s what buyers say.
Quick take: Soft breathable fabric over a cross-shaped stable base, 20.3in widened backrest with 2-stage angle adjustment, 14.2 x 24in enlarged seat cushion, 360° rotating footrest, seat height 20–27in. 24 reviews at 4.5★ — a smaller but strongly positive sample.
Waleaf Cross Legged Office Chair: quick specs
Build quality
78% of the 24 reviews are 5-star. Multiple reviewers specifically call out how quiet the casters are — one said it has “the quietest casters of any chair I’ve ever used.” Assembly is consistently reported as fast, within the advertised 5-minute window for most buyers. One reviewer suggested adding a rolling mat underneath if you have carpet flooring, noting it can feel slightly awkward to move on carpet without one.
Comfort and posture support
A reviewer managing spinal degeneration and fidgety tendencies called it a genuine fix for miserable hours at the computer, noting that while the seat isn’t especially soft and the backrest doesn’t have extensive adjustability, the ability to constantly change position more than makes up for it. Another reviewer’s cat regularly joins them on the footrest while they work, and a reviewer specifically wished the footrest could fold flat into the main seat to create a full reclining chair — currently not possible with this design.
Who is this best for?
This suits buyers who prioritise a genuinely wide seat cushion and near-silent casters, and who don’t need extensive backrest adjustability. It’s a strong pick for fidgety sitters managing chronic pain who value quiet operation in shared spaces.
Waleaf Ergonomic Cross Legged Office Chair
$395.59 · Backrest · Wheels · Extra-Wide Seat
Repeatedly praised for near-silent casters and a genuinely wide seat, though the sample size is smaller than category leaders.
How does it compare to other cross legged chairs?
Here’s how Waleaf’s extra-wide seat stacks up against two other options in this comparison:
Leader Cattle Ergonomic Cross Legged Chair
$383.14 · Metal Frame · 42 reviews · 4.7★
Almost identical price to Waleaf with a higher rating and a genuine Australian review, along with its own plus-size seat cushion.
GUNJI Ergonomic Criss Cross Legged Office Chair
$282.09 · Metal Frame · 53 reviews · 4.3★
Slightly cheaper with a larger review base, though a lower rating and none of Waleaf’s widely-praised quiet casters.
Which should you buy?
- Waleaf (this one)if near-silent casters and an extra-wide seat matter most to you.
- Leader Cattleif you want a slightly higher rating and a confirmed Australian review at a near-identical price.
- GUNJIif you want a slightly lower price and a larger review base.
Our verdict
Waleaf’s standout is quiet, smooth operation and a genuinely extra-wide seat — reviewers with chronic pain and fidgety tendencies describe it as transformative for long desk sessions. At 24 reviews it’s a smaller sample than the category’s biggest sellers, but the ratings are consistently strong. Leader Cattle is worth comparing directly given the near-identical price and slightly higher rating.
Related reading:
→ Leader Cattle Cross Legged Chair Review
→ GUNJI Criss Cross Legged Office Chair Review
→ Best Cross Legged Chairs roundup
