Office Star Products Sculptured Vinyl Seat and Back Pneumatic Drafting Chair with Adjustable Chrome Foot ring, Black

Purchased for my crafting room. Use it between two standing height tables. It’s very comfy and rolls easily on my wooden floors. I really like the material as it’s easier to clean spills if needed and the dog hair doesn’t stick. It has a sturdy back rest and it was easy to assemble. Have been using it for about 6 months.

I've been using this chair every day since 2019. I have tried at least 6 different styles of office chairs, ranging from heavily padded to the stretched mesh, and I find this chair to be the most comfortable. Most importantly for me is the height. This chair supports my weight (200lbs) and stays put. The back is at a good height for lumbar support, and when I lean back, I get a nice stretch and even release of my mid to upper vertebrae. This chair doesn't have a lot of padding, but it doesn't bother me. I've got a little extra junk in my trunk and I like that this chair doesn't confine or mold me. It just gives me support where I need it.Pros:stays at adjusted heightThe seat feels sturdy and supportedThe vinyl has held upGood lumbar supportEasy to cleanCons:I wish it had rubber wheels for multi-surface rollingThe back comes loose easily, but I do lean back in it all the timeThe foot ring is a little small

I'm a bass player and had been using a very uncomfortable stool to sit on while practicing for the last few years. I looked all over for a bass stool and the best thing I could find was $329. Now that's a great stool and it folds up for taking to gigs, but I could not bring myself to pay $300 for a stool that didn't even have a back on it. So I bought this for home practicing. Under $100, with the back rest included. I am very impressed with the quality and comfort so far. I didn't have any trouble assembling it. I would hint that when you are putting it together you have to take the knobs out completely to correctly assemble the back and back support. Don't lose the washers when you do, and you might as well put a little grease on the end of the knob's screw before you put it back in. It will work a lot better with a little grease. In case it's not clear, the height of the seat is adjustable (some people leaving reviews complained it was really high--just pull up on the lever and it will go down) the foot rest is adjustable, and the back rest is adjustable up and down and in and out, both. If you don't want wheels on your stool, Amazon suggested getting these: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B075P2RGNR?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details , which I did and they fit perfectly in place of the wheels. It's not too portable at 28 pounds or so, so you probably aren't going to want to haul it around to gigs and stuff, but if it stays in one place, home, office, studio, school, or whatever, it is great.

Was super happy when i found a high rolling chair! Amazing for my tall table! Only downside is that it's very "slippery" (lack of words..), like the chair rolls away quite easily when you give the slightest body pressure towards the table say to roll of dough, or if you lean on one side it would start rolling away. But still super comfy! And it builds core muscles to try to keep the chair from rolling away

The chair is decent quality. It is a large chair, too large for a diminutive person. Instructions are nearly useless and we used an video to help us through the process. Two of the plastic parts were totally useless and we omitted them because they made the assembly process more difficult. Stuck with a chair we cannot use, so much for shopping online.