Saddle Tilting Stool Rolling Chair with Thicker Seat Swivel Ergonomic Height Adjustable Footrest Wheels for Beauty Spa Salon Dental Medical Clinic Kitchen Home Office Shop Bar Black

First one had a defective valve out of the box. Seller was great & promptly replaced it. The replacement is excellent with good quality materials. It holds height with my 215lbs without any problem. Padding is comfortable yet strong enough for all day office use. Foot ring really helps for different foot and leg positions throughout the day. I have a fussy nerve on the outside of my thigh that makes sitting in most office chairs is painful. That's why I've used an adjustable standing desk for years. This stool allows me a modified standing position for less pressure on my feet without the leg nerve pain, yet I find myself keeping good posture. When I need to do something away from my desk, it's so much easier to just stand from this as compared to a chair. I will likely get another for my home office.

I'm a dental hygienist who's been plagued by back pain and this is the 3rd chair I've used trying to solve that. This one has the tilt and the padding all in one chair. Such a huge difference to not be exhausted from pain at the end of the day! Easy to put together too. Only negative thing I can think of is that the wheels don't spin all that great so wheeling around with ease isn't going to happen, going to have to put some effort in. All in all, if you're in the market for a saddle stool just order this already. Also for reference, I'm 6ft tall so this still will raise enough to accommodate you if you're tall. I do have it raised all the way though so if you're over 6' it may not go high enough for you.

UPDATED 3/8/24: After over a year of having this chair, I am now downgrading my rating to 1 star. Over the past few days I've been seeing a bunch of silver balls (thinking some piece of jewelry with small balls broke over my living room floor), and then realized that maybe they were specific to this chair (some of the inner parts of it). So I got to investigating these recent reviews for any mention of bearings, and voila! This chair is falling apart somewhere (the wheels/casters?). Not sure if it's going to affect the actual usage? Or if I can get replacement wheels? I have to do some investigating but warning to anyone else considering this chair. For context: I use this chair daily for work (WFH), and it gets very gentle usage (I hardly move around in it, and I am only 170 lbs). Now onto seeing if I can contact the manufacturer to let them know of this issue. I purchased this item without relying on any customer reviews (as there were none) and I was a little bit concerned because it’s my first time ever buying a saddle stool, but I’m glad I took a chance on it because it is extremely comfortable even though I’ve only been using it a few days. I wanted something that was low profile and that I could tuck underneath the desk when I’m done using it because I don’t have the space for a traditional ergonomic office chair. The assembly was easy and very straightforward, and the seat is extremely padded well. I bought it to force myself to sit upright when I’m working from home, as well as to widen my seating stance, so that I can address a pulled groin. So far so good! I would recommend it. Only downside is that the casters seem a little bit cheap and I can’t tell if they’re rubber or plastic, other than that the frame is pretty solid!

Nice for doing tasks that would require standing. I’d give it a 5 if the casters rolled more quietly.

This should have larger roller blade style wheels to be a great chair. So far wheels are the only downside.

Great for hair styles. I like the raise/lower lever. Like the height. Helps your back and feet from standing all day. Would recommend

I work from home for two jobs, and between them they involve a desk, a dining room table, and a drafting table. I've done this for years, and regular chairs slowly wrecked my posture. This is a massive improvement. It was ridiculously easy to put together, it's very solid, and the adjustable height is fantastic. Great value for the money! The only con: IF you're overweight and out of shape like me, you may need a little time to adjust because sitting properly will put weight on your bottom bones. In my case, quite a bit, and every few hours while working I have to stand up, and sometimes tilt the angle back a little for a little bit. I DONT MIND THIS, though. I alternate between two working chairs sometimes (my other is a kneeling chair), but more importantly, my core muscles are getting stronger and I feel better with better posture. I'm SO glad I got this!

I’ve been using this since January with the roller blade wheels and I love it. It’s more comfortable than the Crown Seating saddle stools my doctor purchased after I got this one. It’s more cushioned and the tilt is perfect for me.