FRNIAMC Adjustable Saddle Stool Chairs with Back Support Ergonomic Rolling Seat for Medical Clinic Hospital Lab Pharmacy Studio Salon Workshop Office and Home … (with Backrest, Camel)

very comfortable to sit

Just received this chair/stool an hour ago. Initial unpacking was great. Very well packaged. Seat and seat back look very nice. Leather smell is nice but not overwhelming. Stitching is very good, leather is tightly stretched. High quality materials from lift cylinder to stool base. When assembling the lift tube, do NOT remove the small orange cap on top of the lift tube where the saddle sits. Yes, remove the large black one, but not the small orange one (a little smaller than a dime). Assembly is very very easy. No screwdrivers or allen wrenches needed. All just push into place and once large handle screw for seat back - easy to turn by hand. Wheels were already attached, and are excellent on a rough carpet one top of concrete basement. Very stable 5 leg and wheel base, with nice hydraulic left mechanism that has a bit of shock absorbing when first sitting down. Very nice lift range from fairly low, to nice height of my basement work bench/ham radio shack. Seat back also adjusts for height and front to back. Over all a very very nice chair/stool. I recommend this stool and would buy again.

Great saddle stool Keeps great support to my back

Improves sitting posture and back ache. Like a broad saddle so may not be for small people especially women

I have two replacement hips and spend a lot of time working on a computer. The office-style chair I was using became progressively less comfortable as pressure on the thigh became painful; Cushions did not help. As I hoped, the saddle design took that pressure away and I can work a full day comfortably. The first pleasent surprise was that it went together easily, in a matter of minutes. The second was the range of height adjustment; from a low stool to bar-stool hight. The extra hight helps me. Low chairs are a problem for me. Two warnings: the horn at the front is very fierce. You have to stand up straight, no sliding forward, but the tilt on the hips helps spinal posture; and there is design defect in that the chair back slides down, no matter how tight you turn the adjuster; I squeezed glue into the gaps, and that fixed it. I am well pleased with the final result.

I had difficulty standing so I can now able to go from area to area without any problem