SALONFACTORY Saddle Stool with Wheels 300 lbs Weight Capacity, Heavy Duty Rolling Stool for Medical Massage Salon Kitchen Spa Drafting Nail-Tech,Height Adjustable,360 Swivel,Wide Thick Seat Padding

I’m a wide sitter, and wanted a good chair for painting without my back seizing up. If I could give 6 stars I would. It moves around so smoothly, even across carpet. It’s buttery soft, and feels great to sit on even when wearing short shorts. It’s super strong and I’ve sat on it for hours on the first use and didn’t get tired. I love that I can sit up straight doing projects now, it helps me feel more productive.

I love my new stool. I have back problems and can’t easily bend over. I bought the rolling stool to pick up things from the floor, pick up dirty clothes or towels, and to place or retrieve dishes and pots from the lower cabinets and place groceries in the pantry. It has saved me from lots of pain. It’s so comfortable to use due to the saddle shape. I think it was a great value for the price and I recommend it for anyone who has lower back issues. The saddle seat has a bar underneath to help carry it if needed. It’s not heavy at all, and won’t task you. Yet, it’s very sturdy and I feel secure sitting on it. I also use it in front of my makeup mirror. There are many uses for this great stool.

Loveee this chair! Super comfy and love how it’s adjustable height. Wheels are smooth like butter :)

This stool is amazing. I’m a massage therapist and use this in my practice. It glides very comfortably and doesn’t make any noise at all. The saddle style help a bunch with comfort on the lower back.

I had a lumbar fusion about three years ago on my L4, L5, and S1. It helped my pain immensely; however, I still experience lower back pain from working at a computer all day and not exercising enough. While researching solutions for my lower back pain, I discovered that much of it stems from sitting all day and, more importantly, how you sit. My old office chair was too low, and I would slouch in it. My thighs were parallel to the floor, which isn’t an ideal posture for prolonged sitting. From my research, I found that a saddle stool is an excellent way to improve sitting posture. It helps push your hips forward, keeps your legs sloped toward the floor instead of parallel to it, and allows your back to rest naturally rather than slouching in a chair. So far, this stool has significantly alleviated my back pain! I no longer wake up at night due to discomfort, nor do I experience that achy pain in the morning or even after a full day of work. This is one of the best investments I’ve made for my back. I had previously tried pillows and back support cushions for office chairs, but none of them made any difference. This stool is the only thing I’ve changed in my daily routine, which makes me believe it’s what has provided me with relief. The stool was super easy to assemble—everything just snaps together. The wheels are excellent, not the cheap plastic ones you find on standard office chairs. These are like rollerblade wheels and glide effortlessly across my hard surface floor. The piston for adjusting the height has a good range, making it low enough for my 9-year-old son to use but tall enough for me at 5'10". I really like this chair. The material covering the cushion seems durable and long-lasting, and the chrome finish is very attractive, complementing almost any decor—if matching furniture matters to you. Now, for the downsides, which are why I gave it four stars: The back of the seat isn’t as high as I would like, and the front feels slightly too high for my liking. This can cause some things to become… tight. Additionally, the foam cushion isn’t thick enough. After working a full day, my rear feels a little sore, so I wish it had memory foam or thicker padding. All in all, this stool has significantly improved my life by reducing my back pain. I would recommend it to anyone who experiences lower back pain from sitting in a chair all day.

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I bought this for my massage practice. So key points I needed, easy assembly, sturdy, quiet, room for both my feet to be planted and useful. It meets all those requirements. It has a small base, so you need balance to a degree, ideal for me. its a motorcycle seat design, very comfy and allows hips to be open. Assembly took me all of 5 minutes. Ive attached a video to show how quiet it is. I just started in my new studio and the rooms echos because there is nothing to dampen the sound, but these wheels are quiet even in the worst situation. Great find!

I bought this to replace my massage brand stool, which was wearing out after four years in my massage practice. I’m in my 50s and found the seat of this thing way too hard. It’s like it has barely any padding, like a basic bike seat. After just a few minutes of sitting, it hurt my sits-bones and the rest of my bum and upper legs. I tried to return it, but they said I had to put it in a box. I couldn’t disassemble it, so of course it wouldn’t fit in the flat box it came in. Rather than struggle with making or finding a box the right size, I just got an extra cushion for it and kept it. That seems to work ok, so I have it in my home office and is decent when I’m at my desk doing administrative work or crafts. I definitely like the saddle style for my lower back. It puts the lumbar curve where it’s supposed to be. Unfortunately, I’m a massage therapist and having a loose cushion like that doesn’t work for my massage practice, since I get up and down from seated so much during a session (and with oily hands, I can’t pick up the cushion if it falls off). For my massage practice, I ended up having to spend the extra money to get another saddle stool by the same massage brand I’d bought previously, because it’s just a much more comfortable seat— more cushion, wider seat, easier to sit in for longer periods. Another downside of this stool is that the wheels were getting stuck on the rug that’s around my massage table, and then the whole stool tips over with me on it. Definitely not great during a massage. It rolls great on hard surfaces, though. It’s kind of fun to glide across the room in it on a laminate floor, lol. At home my office has a carpet, so I got one of those hard plastic mats for rolling chairs. That works ok, it’s just annoying when I roll off the edge of it. I didn’t want to use one of those mats in my massage clinic because of aesthetics and client comfort. The other stool rolls just fine on rugs, so I’ll stick to that one from now on.

Good mobility! Not as tall as illustrated in sales materials. Comfortable though.

Unfortunately the seat is way too thick and wide. This is for tall people with wide leg spread. Will continue to look for a saddle stool but much smaller, thinner seat.