Kaleurrier Saddle Stool Rolling Swivel Height Adjustable with Wheels,Heavy Duty Saddle Chair,Ergonomic Stool Chair for Hair Salon Lab Clinic Dental Massage Home Office Kitchen (Coffee, Without Back)

I am a tattoo artist and have struggled to find a chair that minimizes my back pain. This chair is very comfortable and allows me to position myself in a way that noises back pain. It is also SUPER easy to set up. Took me about 5 minutes and no tools were needed. Another artist in my shop uses this stool as well and they like theirs too. Very low profile so it doesn’t take up too much space. All in all, a very solid purchase and a great price.

This thing is the best for a chronically ill person who can’t get around the house normally. Traded the wheels for roller blade wheels and couldn’t be more pleased. Extremely sturdy, easy to put together, size is perfect, roll-ability is better with different wheels, extremely stable even when going over thresholds into different rooms, and has been a game changer for my ability to function at home.

The quality of the seat is good, and was super quick and easy to assemble. It is a bit hard, so if you want a cushier seat, this isn't it, but for me, it is comfortable. I am an artist. I stand. I sit. I move the stool about. The saddle type seat is awkward to try and keep it oriented properly when I want to sit down. My hands are often covered with paint, and to grab the seat means I get paint on the seat, which I want to avoid...SO For my purposes, it would have made more sense to get a seat style that doesn't have a front to back orientation. That being said, Once I am sitting on it properly, it is comfortable and meets my needs for comfort and height. It forces me to sit with good posture, which helps avoid fatigue when I am working for long sessions while seated.

I was pleasantly surprised when this stool came and I put it together. The seat is larger than I was expecting, and it's nice and cushioned, which makes it very comfortable to sit on. The wheels roll really smoothly, and the stool feels very sturdy to sit on for me (I'm about 150 lbs). I bought this stool to use in my kitchen while I cook, and the range of heights it has is perfect for reaching my counter and stove comfortably. It's also very easily maneuverable. The color in my picture turned out more grey than it is in real life, but the purple does lean pretty gray.

Bought in August, 2023. Didn't use it until several months ago. At first I thought I found a great work chair and Kitchen chair. A bit disabled, I can't stand too long. After a few weeks, I found steadying the chair to straddle getting into it (Yes, the shape is comfortable, but unless you are tall, you have to lift a leg over the seat to the other side, while trying to keep it from rolling away). But, that is doable. Then the piston started to sink. I'm 250. Chair says Heavy Duty, 350lbs, so figured it should be fine, but nope. Fixed that with a great gadget called "Office Chair Hero" I found on Amazon. They are clip on spacers, keeps your piston from sinking. Still "Doable". What IS NOT DOABLE, is sitting, rolling back and WHAM!!!, on your back! I wasn't hurt much, hit some spots and aggravated the bad back, but could have been worse. I could not figure out what happened, looking and looking at the chair. I remember it was starting to get harder to roll, but I figured that was just a bit of use, a month or 2? Then, looking at the base closely, I noticed one leg was .... twisted. Not broken. Not cracked. Twisted. It seems it was defective/weak, and was slowly bending/twisting. Then I guess it twisted too far and literally made the chair flip as I was rolling back! I'll chalk it up to being a defect. But if the company wants to add something, I'm all ears. Just now getting to throw it out. May as well take a picture. You can see, at the bend, it simply twisted. As I've had a while and beyond refund time, though not used, not bothering to try and get a replacement. Instead, found a very promising one on Amazon, 400lbs rating, molded seat with adjustable back. For those interested, am thinking this one looks promising for a kitchen work chair: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0B94CKQLL?ie=UTF8&th=1

I sew for a living and also work on the computer a lot, moving back and forth and around my workshop from table to machine, etc. and I have work surfaces of varying heights. So I needed a chair on wheels, and height-adjustable from office desk to drafting table height, didn’t take up too much room (can be tucked away under my desk) and provided ergonomic relief. Based on previous reviews, and the fact that tattoo artists, hairdressers and med folks alike have praised it, I went with this one - and the one with back support because I wanted to at least have the option. I slouch in normal office chairs but this one is fantastic. It makes me sit up and be conscious of my posture, and the pummel’s wider stance doesn’t bother me. I’m ~5’3” and have no issues with this yet. (I say “yet” as it’s early days!) It was so easy to put together, the wheels glide easily on my hardwood floors, the backrest can be adjusted up/down and with a tilt, and it tucks nicely under my desk or sewing table. Seems well built so far. I definitely recommend this.

Really comfortable. The back locks where ever you like. Easy to put together, no tools and the materials seem well made. For the price, I just dont see it getting better than this chair

at work we are fighting who will have this chair on a day, absolute magic for your bottom and back.

Me la compre porque tengo tendencia a sentarme muy mal en las sillas y encorvarme. Es comoda siempre que la utilices correctamente y permite moverse facilmente con los pies. Consejos para utilizarla y que no te duelan los abductores: 1- Tienes que usarla como si montases a caballo. Viendote desde un lado, tus hombros y talones deben quedar en linea recta vertical 2- Tienes que sentarte mas alto de lo que normalmente haces con una silla. Las rodillas NO deben quedar a 90 grados sino a unos 135. Se supone que no estas sentado sino "montando" la silla por lo que DEBES SUBIR LA ALTURA para que tus pies queden debajo de tu espalda 3- Sientate en la parte de atras de la silla. Intenta no sentarte en la parte de adelante. Si no lo haces bien te van a acabar doliendo aun mas los abductores por las agujetas (o incluso los huevos en caso de que los tengas :P) 4- Es normal tener agujetas en lumbares y abductores. Si alguna vez montas a caballo durante varias horas te va a pasar lo mismo y en mi experiencia es aun mas doloroso.

Excellent product. Highly comfortable Worth to buy Good investment for our health.

Wilts UK here. Its early days so we are talking initial reaction Delivery really quick and very well packaged. Easy to put together. Feels solidly built ad to sit on. Love the adjustable back rest which means I can get it just at the right position for me. Its a saddle chair so it opens my hips in a great way and takes all the pressure off my sciatic nerve pressure points. So far I am loving this

Sehr bequem, rollen sind ok. Das einzige das nicht ideal ist, wenn man eine Behandlung durchführt und während dessen aufsteht und sich wieder setzten möchte, hat sich der Hocker meist etwas verdreht. Finde ich unpraktisch wenn man Lotion in den Händen hat und gerade behandelt