FRNIAMCProfessional Saddle Stool with Wheels Ergonomic Swivel Height Adjustable for Clinic Dentist Beauty Salon Tattoo Office (Camel)

Fantastic

Came in two parts that easily fit together and so comfortable. Great colour.I am disabled and cannot stand for more than a couple of minutes and walking is nearly impossible. This stool has given me back my kitchen life.

Just what I needed! I'm disabled, needed a bit of extra support in kitchen/workshop, that would allow me to move around a bit without getting up & down constantly, or my knees getting in the way.If you're mobile enough, this beats the old 'perching stools' hands down - but you DO need to be careful when sitting down to make sure it doesn't slide away from under you.It rolls VERY smoothly, even on my slightly rough slate tile floors (again, caution, can take you by surprise!), makes moving around the worktop very low effort.The shape of the seat means I can move my legs out of the way to get to the kitchen worktop.The extra height of this (taller than most around the same price point) means I can use it at my workbench in an almost-standing height/position, move around bench comfortably, with the stool taking most of my weight.This increases the amount of time I'm able to spend doing whatever I'm doing before my carcass quits on me, by a reasonable amount.If I'm being very picky:-When at it's lowest, it's a bit too high for sitting at kitchen table (but then again I did choose tallest model, for workbench purposes.) Seat slightly wider than expected, but appears comfortable so far.**You DO need some degree of mobility to use safely, not have it roll out from under you etc., exercise caution!I've been after one of these since first spotting one in my vet's surgery, & trying it out. Thought it'd help support my weight off my legs just enough to extend my "active time" a little bit. I'm slowly working up to it, but so far, so good.Very pleased.

As a professional artist with appalling posture (working on the couch gets to be a bit too tempting sometimes), I've got a bit too good of late at crumpling up like a concertina in even the most sturdy ergonomic desk chairs. I thought something without a backrest might be a good incentive for me to sit up straight and stave off the seemingly inevitable transformation into a prawn.This stool is the one. It arrived quickly, was incredibly easy to assemble (so easy I thought I must be missing something), & I'm already feeling the benefits. The seat is comfortable—firm, but definitely padded; far more forgiving than your average exercise bike, let's say—and the construction of the stool itself feels nice and sturdy. The seat adjustment lever is easy to reach and works smoothly, and the casters are a nice width, so it doesn't look like you've been rollerblading all over on your carpet.All in all, I'm sitting straighter, my posture's better, & it's basically on a zero-effort basis thanks to the construction of the seat. Exactly what I was after for a healthier, more ergonomic sitting experience at my desk. My prawn days are over. Well worth the price tag.

But it’s very comfortable, adjusts quickly and looks expensive, it all depends on what your intended use is, personally I’ll be using it to visit people at home, small ear procedures max 40 min duration and it’ll be perfect for that purpose, I’ve ordered a large canvas drawstring bag to transport it in the car.Maybe I’ll get around to putting actual leather on at some point, depends on how attached I become to it.

Just used it for less than 5 weeks bearing of on wheels been broken I thought better quality than this

For the same money I should of gone to a more reputable brand. I've used this chair whilst carrying out a 45 minute facial just 3 times and it's already sagging, meaning the foam material is flattering...already.It's an otherwise nice stool and looks nice and feels comfortable.

This feels very sturdy and it rolls easily on my laminate flooring. The height adjustment is useful too.