Adjustable Rolling Stool with Extra Wide Seat, Lockable Rubber Wheels & Footrest - Swivel Stool Chair for Kitchen, Lab, Office, Salon, Home (Black, 24''-31'')

Adjustable, rolling, extended height, comfortable wide seat for extra stability, and lockable wheels to boot. I have great difficulty in moving/walking, and this stool lets me work at the counter with great ease, and I can lock it into place, so nothing rolls away from me. My shipment was not without issue, however (I was missing a wheel), but upon notifying the Seller, my issue as resolved. Not only did they replace the wheel (2-day ship) but gave me a whole new SET. Wow, now that is service. But back to the product - so simple to set up! Four screws, pop the five wheels in, and place the center column, and you are DONE. Heavy duty and comfortable. I know you might think I'm a bit too much on this, and yes, I've yet to use it for more than a few days, but five stars is where I'm locked in for now. If there was anything else, I'd say that I did think it a bit on the expensive side, but it does live up to being justified for the quality!

I like this stool. The wheels are nice and quiet and roll smoothly and I love how two of them lock so my chair doesn't slide around when I don't want it to. The ring around the wheels is nice to rest my feet when the chair is set low; I wish the ring were higher or adjustable though so I could use it when the seat is set high. I love how high the seat can get. I got this to use in the kitchen when I am cooking for a long time, so the seat is high enough to use at the counters. (Im short and the counters are set a few inches higher than the counters I had been used to, so sitting at this stool makes them easier to reach overall also!) The seat is comfortable and pretty wide so I don't feel like I'm perched on top of a small thing that might tip over. The whole stool is pretty light and I can pick it up and turn it over with one hand and not be too strained (the base is aluminum and not steel, which makes it a *lot* lighter than my office chair). I'm not very heavy, but even at the tallest setting I don't feel like the chair is flimsy or about to tip or anything. And the chair was easy to put together. The wheels snap into place, the hydraulic canister slides down into the base, there are four screws to attach the plate to the seat, and the plate slides down into place at the top of the canister.

I've been using the CoVibrant Adjustable Rolling Stool, for 4 months now, and find it to be of excellent quality. It was easy to assembly and has been very useful s both a rolling stool & as a footstool for my rolling office chair. I purchased the 19"-24" height version.

This rectangular seat is more comfortable than the round seat I've been using. I don't have a big ass, which is what I think this stool is aimed at, but that's not an issue. It works for my skinny ass. It feels roomy to sit in (if roomy is the right word) and with the 3" thick cushion, there's no undue pressure on my legs or butt. When playing and the foot rest at in an okay height. The wheels are "fast" as they are roller skate wheels, so I keep one of the two locking wheels locked to keep me in place. I got the 23-30" model, so it can be chair height or bar stool height. It could have been even better had the foot rest been adjustable height, thus the 4 star review. Overall, I'd give this a 4.5 star review.

Most comfortable stool i have used and roors are do smooth and lockable...

A round metal ring appeared on my kitchen floor where I use the stool .they said it didn't come off the stool. But that's the only thing in there that it could have come off of. I had read another review where the reviewer said that the company was nice enough to send her the taller pressure cylinder in the middle. So I wrote them to ask could send me one and maybe two more non-locking wheels because I've had trouble with the locking Wheels but they didn't want to acknowledge that either. I would have returned it but I didn't make it in time for the return window because of other things going on in my life. The locking wheels are a particular problem because you can just accidentally just be moving your feet around while you're on the stool and accidentally lock apparently they lock easier than they unlock. And many of us that are handicapped want this kind of stool to use in a room like I do, but it's hard for us to bend down and unlock the damn thing. But they wouldn't even accommodate that. As of now, the wheels are reluctant to swivel, at least two or three of them are so it holds up the whole thing and I reach down to see if the locks are inadvertently of their own accord locked and they're not. Looks like the wheels have worked loose after a few months of barely maybe 2 hours spent on it per day. Update: not long after I wrote this review, I discovered that one of the arms on the base where a wheel goes in, is crooked and that was causing the wheel on that particular base arm location to roll unevenly and eventually it destroyed that wheel. But like I've said before previously in this review, the company didn't care. No I didn't discover that till later probably after the warranty period or whatever they have on this, but still I had already contacted them about an issue before when they sent me the wrong cylinder height and they wouldn't fix that either so it wouldn't buy anything from these people. Will get no customer service. . So since I'm disabled and need something in the kitchen to ride around on, I bought a Similar one from salonitude, that one blew its cylinder out a couple days after I put it together. I called them, they said oh that's too bad and they gave me a full refund no questions asked. Don't spend a hundred bucks with these guys.

I am 5’ tall, 74 yo with severe arthritis that limits my walking and standing. I bought this stool for my kitchen to use when cooking. Even with the seat all the way down, it’s too tall for me. Only 2 of the 5 wheels lock (which require me to bend and do manually at floor level or lift and turn stool upside down) so it slides when I try to get up on it. Otherwise, it has a very comfortable seat and is sturdy. I removed the wheels and replaced with rubber tips. It’s harder to move but it’s now short enough and doesn’t slide. Not ideal but better than a broken hip.

I bought this stool for my kitchen as I am experiencing some medical issues which require me to sit far more than I would like. Since I cook almost every evening this stool will get a workout. I liked the height of the higher model and the square seat because I can square up to the counter and the height allows me to clear the top of my counters very well so I can use my cutting boards with ease. I can also use my stove top and wash dishes without an issue as well. The super-fast wheels are excellent for movement between countertop spaces, refrigerator, pantry, sink and stovetop. I do not find them to be an issue, and if needed, so it doesn't get out from underneath me, there are 2- wheel locks which can be operated with my foot fairly quickly. The wheels appear to be heavy duty and I hope they will last a long time. There is also a footrest. Setup was very simple and all parts were provided along with directions. For a functional stool for what I needed it for, I am very happy I choose this one.

Finally the seat is quite Long Enough However, The With could be 4"more.Good height, wheels Have 2 Locking ones!!!

It was important that the stool height be as stated in the description. It said 20 inches and I measured the stool that works now for my height and I went a head and ordered. Sadly after the stool (white) was put together (easy to do and a nice looking stool), I tried to get on and it was just to high for me. We played with the seat to see if we could alter it but it was set at 23 Inches and just too high and unsafe for me to use. I am 5ft 4 inch and I would need a stool to get onto the stool not a safe thought for someone with a disability. Call me Disappointed.

Trop haut pour moi. Très facile à rouler. Bon siège confortable.