KKTONER Swivel Round Rolling Stool PU Leather with Adjustable Foot Rest Height Adjustable Task Work Drafting Chair with Back(White)

I am am a metal guitarist. As such I have a variety of traditional and non tradtional shaped instruments. What I love about this stool is that the seat is the size of a guitar stool. I would not want to use this for office work. I found turning the backrest installed upside down have me better lumbar support. The seat is very comfortable. Im a pretty thin person and the seat is firm yet it conforms to your body type. It can support a lot of weight but larger people may find this to not be well suited due to the smaller round seat. Its like a drum throne.In fact It has many features of an office chair, drum throne and guitar stool all built into one. But as a guitar stool for me it is a godsend. Im playing a V shaped 27" baritone 7 string and im 5'9 and 138 pounds. But this stool makes it and any guitar I have so much easier to sit and play. And with no arms and the soft fake padded leather surfaces there is nothing to harm your guitar even if you do make contact with the seat or the backrest.I know things like this do exist for the guitar market. But look at the price and then look at this. For the money you simply are not going to find a better solution. I know because i have looked for years. And even if it falls apart in a year Ill buy one every year and consider it and maintenance item. But it seems very solid and well thought out for the price point. Its not top shelf but its not bottom of the barrel.If you play at home one carpet or wood and want to be able have a variety of playing positions for all your guitars or basses and can use a standard size drum throne and you dont want to pay as much for a chair as you did your instrument give it a try.

I bought this stool for the workshop. The shop has cement floor, so the stool moves effortlessly. The stool is a good height, but the seat is a little small in my opinion. Other than the seat being smallish, the stool is great. It’s super easy to put together too! I thought the cost was good because I was looking for a stool in my price range.

Seat VERY narrow base, with smaller seat, and even smaller foot rest!!!. Felt like I was either going to topple over or just fall out of chair because seat is so small and too close to back support to really sit center in seat. Felt like sitting on half of cushion or edge of it. Thus like falling out of chair. Then dur to narrow base and smaller foot rest chair will tip iver. Maybe for an extremelt timy person . But i am only 5'4 and 170lbs . So not small but not huge either. Jyst felt like the dimension to properly hold u were way off. Otherwise ez to put together and nice looking chair, no com0laints on quality just the actual dinensions. I should hace paid attention to 18" base, seat 14" and foot rest 13" diameter , shows poor design for stability. SHAME . returned it for snother chair w 28" base 16" seat snd 18" foot rest and like night and day.

Product went together easily. Chair seems to be good quality and sits comfortably. However the seat stitching is very obviously crooked.

How chair had it for two years now and the piston is working fine . The first thing to malfunctioning on most chairs is the piston.

I assembled it very easily, I couldn't find the manual anywhere till I saw it inside of a bag that had a piece of the chair lolBesided that Its very comfortable, I use it to play guitar, move around and so and my back tends to get tired after a few hours of play but this chair helps a lot. I would definitely recommend it to you guys 🤙

Do not buy this flimsy chair. The cushion is not soft. I missed the return window. Just junk you can get something better out of somebody’s garbage.

In the midst of rebuilding my studio and need an adjustable height, armless, studio chair with wheels to play my various keyboards with. Bought this based on reviews...biggest complaint was poor assembly instructions and removing the black cap...if you can’t get it off, find someone with strong hand strength and wrists...I finally got it off but my wrists hurt this morning from this effort and as a performing keyboardists, I try to protect them...argh...but the height adjustment is perfect for my use, the seat is a bit stiff, the wheels are good, the back support? Once I get the rebuild done and start heavy rehearsing I will update on how it holds up...good price though and it seems sturdy