Standing Desk Stool Chair, Height Adjustable Stool 21-31 inch for Office and Classroom, Swivel Stool, Anti-Slip Bottom Ergonomic Wobble Stool with Rocking Motion, Black

Fantastic seat for a sit/stand desk - provides just enough support but doesn't allow me to slouch and continue my bad posture. Keeps me in a somehwat "active" seating position. Very sturdy, doesn't slip or slide out from underneath me and has a very small footprint (I have a small desk set up at home and this slides under and out of the way). Highly recommend,

I'm pretty usted to write hater reviews but this chair changed my mind ❤️.I just noticed how hipper I am when seating, It's stretching parts of my back and core all the time, but comfortable enough to still using it.I got to point, I'm really active, usually I jump on a mini trampoline after seating for long periods, but this chair let's me move all the time, having a soft transition into standing up and doing something else.WARNING ⚠️ It's not like seating on a couch or a chair with back support, but after getting my back injured moderate movement was the cure, don't let you back stop you from moving a little bit 😉.

If the seat was made of memory foam and was shaped for your butt it would be amazing. But this bad boy will force you to stand up periodically cus your but will start to go numb.If you can tolerate that, or if you’re lighter (I’m 240), then shoot, you got the best chair you can get.It’s super sturdy, has great height, super light, semi-slip resistant (could improve), and great value for your money. Just need a better cushion.

I bought this as an attempt to improve my back health as I suffer MAJOR back issues. So, this is to be an aide to my variable height desk to get me off my butt (sitting in a chair all day) 15 -20 minutes of every hour.To find a Standing Desk Stool that would actually support me (295lbs) is quite difficult, but I found this one.Others leaving negative reviews are all almost complaining of the same issue "it is not comfortable" which was WHY I bought this unit, IT IS NOT SUPPOSED TO BE COMFORMTABLE, it is designed to make you actual MOVE as you are using it and that it does very well.Pro's - Stability, absolutely NO issues, I have never even been close to falling off this thing.Strength - 100%, I am 295lbs and it fully supports my weight.It is VERY easy to pull out, "stand sit" for 15 - 20 minutes every hour, collapse it back again and store under the desk ready for the next hour.And I have noticed a huge reduction in my pain levels since I have been using this.Cons - I really cannot think of any.Get this, you will not regret it.

I thought this would be a great chair for my office at work. But after only a short period, I have to switch back to my office chair. The stool has very hard padding, and the seat is a bit on the small side. Otherwise, I would have been super happy with it. It was easy to put together, it’s easy to move around and it seems very durable.

The media could not be loaded. We have homeschooled for a few years and we tried using old elementary school chairs for my little ones at their child sized table, but we’ve found they are uncomfortable and encouraged slouching for all of us. So I went in the hunt for alternative seating that would be comfortable, encourage better posture, and would allow for wiggles and natural movement while focusing. This stool checked all my boxes. The lowest seat position is great for young elementary aged kids, they’re very sturdy, and the cushion is thick and round at the edges. We bought one for me to test out and my kids loved it so much we bought 2 more. These work at our child height table and will grow with them as we change our workspaces over.My only heads up would be, make sure to take the RED plastic cap off of the top of the hydronic lift pole before you put the seat on. 😅 instructions said it was a black cap on I got confused the first time. It took a minute to figure out why the seat wouldn’t lift.

This chair is very uncomfortable. I find it useless. I wish the return window had not closed. It is better to just stand at your standing desk.

I now have two of these- one downstairs in the kitchen and one at the bathroom sink upstairs. I have long Covid and am easily exhausted. These give me the support I need to do tasks that are necessary, such as preparing food and brushing my teeth without over exerting myself. They are easy to move and position, and easy to assemble.