TASALON Ergonomic Saddle Stool - Comfortable Saddle Chair with Wheels - Swivel Salon Cutting Stool for Kitchen, Salon, Spa, Tattoo, Pedicure, Massage - Esthetician Chair - Black

Sturdy and no tools needed to assemble! Very happy with it.

This is perfect. I’m a hairdresser and it gets tall enough and low enough for me to work where I need to easily. It’s comfortable and the wheels make it easy to move and no hair getting stuck. 10/10

I searched for months for the perfect saddle stool that I can use at work to keep me off my feet. This one is a little bit hard on the pelvis but it pumps up high enough so I can see when I am working on my clients. The wheels are smooth and it’s good quality. I highly recommend this stool!

The first thing I noticed was the wheels were sturdy and looked like the kind that come on roller skates so right off the bat it looks high end. There is some assembly required but I was able to do it without instructions so it was rather easy. The seat is bigger than others that i’ve seen online so it’s way more comfortable!

This stool was amazingly easy to assemble, just insert the parts where they go as shown in the video, and seems very well-made and sturdy. I needed something that would roll through the narrow hallway and doorways in my mother's house that my wheelchair would not (funny story: I had "invented" a mobility device that had a swivel base you could walk around with your feet, pole up the middle that would allow you to be in close to standing position, with a seat on top that you straddled like a bicycle seat... which is exactly what a rolling stool with a Saddle seat is of course lol!). Also being confined to regular seated position was causing me to hunch my back in the wrong direction and greatly aggravating back pain. I love how my spine just naturally goes up straight, even hollows out in my lower back area like its supposed to and like it hasn't done for years! Back pain literally GONE! Butt does start to hurt after a little while but this may subside as it did when first getting back used to sitting in a saddle riding horses. It's a little difficult not to keep banging the wheels and base into my feet and ankles when rolling the stool around, but after reading reviews of stools with narrower bases I was afraid those might be too tippy, so I'm just careful and also have found it very helpful to use a cane to help pull myself along kind of like a ski pole :}. Would not work for someone confined to a wheelchair of course but for someone able to get up and down some it's a very helpful apparatus, especially for tasks within a room like cooking a meal etc. where a wheelchair is too bulky and cumbersome and too low as well. I chose this stool because it looked like the seat wrapped around more than other models, also for the non marking wheels which were a must on my mom's wood floors.