KKTONER Rolling Saddle Stool PU Leather Swivel Adjustable Rolling Stool with Wheels Salon Chair Black

This is my third saddle stool over the years. I’m 5’ 8” 150 lbs and it’s a good size. I was going to go with a small task chair with a back and no arms, but given my concern for leg clots, I went back to a saddle so the bend in the torso isn’t at a 90° angle. This allows your legs to be a little more stretched out. Not sure about the long term comfort of the saddle just yet, doesn’t have a ton of padding and the saddle itself isn’t as high-pitched as the one I bought years ago. But so far it’s been pretty comfortable just wheeling around my office. The wheels are soft and don’t appear to damage my hard wood floors. I do not use a mat. I use this to putter around an office/craft room while frequently standing. I’ve owned two other more expensive stools in the past that were used for regular sitting in an office environment. This one I cannot say yet, but based on my knowledge of the other expensive stools, I would think this one would not be as comfortable for all day sitting. Overall, it’s great for my needs/tasks. It is very sturdy.

So if I could recommend one thing to the vendor is the plastic piece you were supposed to remove to put the stool on the metal base is extremely difficult. It took a team of people to attempt to take it off with a knife box cutter and finally we used 2 flat head screw drivers to take the plastic piece off.As far as for comfort, it is nice for a short period of time but if you are a lash tech and sit on it for hours, I was a little sore the next day. Looking for a solution for more cushion.

The media could not be loaded. My wife uses this for her business when she is working on clients she says it’s very comfortable to sit in. Was easy to setup and install the legs and has a good swivel seems solid in structure.

I am a dental hygienist and I needed a replacement chair. I love the saddle style. The seat of this chair is ok, not very padded. This chair is flimsy and you do have to be careful you don't tip yourself forward, I have done it a few times now. The wheels are rough rolling around. It's lightweight and easy to assemble. I think it's worth the price, but I will more than likely be replacing it soon with a studier more padded one. I think this is best just for temporary.

Easy to build, sturdy, great price. But I work as a physical therapist so i sit in it a lot and by the end of the week my toosh is SO SORE. I wanted to wait 2 weeks to write this review but it just needs more cushion if you plan on sitting in it for hours throughout the day.

Love it! Rolls smoothly. We use it in the kitchen when I need to rest while cooking. We use it in the home office for an extra seat. In the living room for an extra seat. It's been a life saver.

This is a great little rolling stool. I got it for mobility issues to help me in the kitchen. It allows me to be able to cook and do things in the kitchen. I can sit and wheel around in the kitchen going back and forth from sink, stove, fridge etc while having my hands free to hold and carry things. It goes high enough that I can easily see what I’m cooking on the stove. It also allows me to get right up to the stove and sink so I’m not leaning and reaching possibly burning myself or slipping.

I use this at work when cutting hair to alleviate back pain. Works good, rolls good, comfortable.