BOC0202

**Update - 3 years later and this chair is still in use and working well. I use it a dozen times or more a day at the sewing machines, working at and rolling between two machines. I'm just shy of 200lbs, so this chair has some working capacity. The seat has tilted a bit but still 100% functional. Adding a star for lasting way longer than expected!** ‐‐--------------------------------- I'm using the chair at my sewing machines, typically in position 5-10 minutes then I am up again. Works great for this. Height range is very good but the base is not meant for working long periods at a desk where you might want to lounge. It is a small diameter, meant to get close to the work area so it is less stable than a traditional desk chair. Need a desk chair, spend the money and get a real one. Need a chair with a small footprint that you are in and out of quickly at a work station, this one does the job nicely.

Great upgrade from my old chair. Think seat and back helps with extra support. Very easy to put together! Great price as well. Love it

Okay folks first off this is a stool not a chair so when unboxing don’t be surprised by the size of it. I got this as an “office stool” for my wife and it’s hard to call it that. She tried it for a little bit and yeah it wasn’t for that. It’s a great adjustable stool for the basement shop or her vanity but it’s not something to use for an office setting in my opinion and hers. For price and ease of assembly I’ll give it good marks. As an office stool it falls short, it’s very small both sitting area but especially the base which makes it very easy to tip over. If you’re looking for an office setting look elsewhere but for a shop or such it’s a great solution.

Cons: 1). Wheels are Cheap Junk. They don't swivel or turn well. Even on a hard linoleum floor, they stopped swiveling around and stopped turning suddenly. I was moving across my kitchen about 6 ft of distance, this happened just before half way across. 2). Wheel Base is Too Small. When the wheels stopped moving, the stool literally dumped me off onto the floor. I am 5 ft tall and 110 pounds....and handicapped in my legs and feet. So getting dumped is definitely Not Ok. 3). Stool can tip Easily when you are climbing onto the seat. I always made sure I was sitting squarely on the stool before moving it, and Not on the front edge. 4). The stool is just too big of a SAFETY HAZARD. Because the wheels stopped moving and the stool literally dumped me onto the floor, I am returning the stool. 5). To return the stool means taking it apart to fit in the box. BUT taking the gas cylinder off the base is Virtually Impossible. I googled for tips. Nothing worked. My son tried too, and that thing simply will. not. budge! Pros: If you still think you want to buy this stool.... 1). It looks nice. It had all the features I was looking for...a Back, a decent Seat, a Footrest, and Adjustable Height Range from about 20 inches to 26 inches. 2). It wasn't hard to assemble. But the issues with the Wheels and the Small Wheel Base make THE CONS FAR OUTWEIGH THE PROS, IMHO.

I bought this stool to use for when I’m playing my guitar. Its seat is a little rigid but that’s a good thing so it doesn’t break down. The price was right compared to other stools out there. It has adjustable height and it has wheels to roll around on. It also has a bar to put your feet on. Love the performance. I’m satisfied with it.

Perfect height for my workbench at work where I need to be able to use a computer and then easily slide my chair out of the way to do other things in the same area. Very light weight and easy to move, easy to assemble. The quality is what you expect for a $50 Chinese stool. Comfort is good for short periods of time, but if you spend all day on it, you'll be sore in the tailbone. Back rest doesn't really do anything. Strong shock absorber, holds me easily at 6'4" 250lbs

This chair did not last long it broke and I Ended up falling

Great chair I use in my garage.