KKTONER PU Leather Round Rolling Stool with Foot Rest Swivel Height Adjustment Spa Drafting Salon Tattoo Work Office Massage Stools Task Chair Small (Black)

quite the nice little rolling stool. It was purchased for working at a massage clinic, and the height adjustment was a big consideration for this purpose. The wheels roll over the short pill carpet very easily and are spaced out far enough to provide good stability--if used correctly, you won't fall over on this one.It's covered in a PU leather, but that makes it relatively easy to clean. It's got enough cushion in the seat that it's not painful to sit on it--of course, it's not being used for hours at a time.It's a good choice if you're looking for a functional, sturdy, rolling stool.

Don't laugh, but I use this for mobility. I have a L knee issue once in awhile. I get stuck in my recliner but mostly my bed. I can't put weight on my L leg or extended it straight. So I got this stool to be able to go to the bathroom or get food.

It’s great for me. I use it to cut hair.It’s on the small side. Good for the price.

Great just what I need in the spa. Was easy to put together. Durable and great prices. Looks professional and nice. Feels comfortable. Rolls easily.

Overall, this chair gets the job done. I bought it to get around my house due to a broken foot. My only complaint is that the wheels seem to freeze up on occasion and the chair will tip over and throw you out of it. I’ve been thrown out of it a good amount of times just trying to roll a small distance. It seems to be quite narrow around the bottom wheel area, which is what I think is causing this issue. I definitely wouldn’t pay full price for this chair.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:This chair appeared at the top of search results, and was cheaper than other options. However the base of this stool is narrower than the seat, meaning if you so much as sit slightly off-center, this chair will shoot out from under you like a watermelon seed, dumping you on your butt.Sure, there are warnings in the instruction manual about always sitting in the absolute center, but after assembly, who reads the manual for a chair? And even knowing that, I found it really hard to find the sweet spot where I wouldn't risk breaking my tail bone. I wound up buying another stool with a wider base, and I'm not even sure if I can return this one because the assembly process seems to be irreversible.This stool is a terrible idea, and the people selling it should feel bad about the harm they will cause people who buy it. Note that even the illustration of the stool implies a wider base than is actually delivered, meaning they know that it isn't a safe design and want to cover than up.

The media could not be loaded. I purchased this for my wife during chemo as she was prone to needing to sit down at a moment’s notice.This chair definitely gets the job done. It’s sturdy and can easily hold 200 pounds.Pros:-Easy to assemble-Great value for the price-Sturdy enough for every day needsCons:-The seat is not the most comfortable for long periods-This is prone to tipping. If you have tile in a room it’s easy for the wheels to get caught and potentially become top heavy and tip. May not be the best for people with mobility issues.Would I buy it again? Maybe. I can get over the seat issue as It’s not used for long periods in my house but the top heaviness/tipping concern would make me look elsewhere in the future due to my flooring set up.

I prefer the relatively "hard" seat.The four M6-16 metric bolts were missing, as was the Allen wrench. After a quick visit to HomeDepot to purchase replacement bolts I was able to install the stool.These things happen.I appreciate the relative quality of this rolling stool.