Height Adjustable Rolling Shop Stool with Back Support - Kitchen Stool with Wheels Heavy Duty Stool with Back for Salon,Spa,Massage,Tattoo,Esthetician – Rolling Stool Extra Thick for Extreme Comfort

This was the only chair I could find that had a 28" high seat and wheels so I could use it at the kitchen counter. It was exactly what I wanted.

I bought it to play my guitar. The seat cushion is not comfortable at all. My tail bone hurts every time and it feels like it leans to the side. No worth the price.

Works well just a bit flimsy on the foot rest part.

This stool met my expectations of overall quality. The main positives for me were:1. It is very easy to assemble, with it divided into minimal parts. The instructions can be a bit difficult to follow (especially as some pieces came pre-assembled), but the assembly itself is straightforward enough that you really should only need minimal reference to them. No extra tools are required for assembly.2. I found the seat to be a lot thicker than what I expected, which gives a nice, comfortable cushion for the stool. The backrest is a bit more meh, but it should does adjust a bit depending on the posture, which can be a plus depending on usage.The biggest negative is probably the quality of the wheels, but I didn't deem it to be so bad to take off any stars in terms of the review. Given that we mostly plan on using this at home when cutting hair, we probably won't really need the wheels much anyways for our usage.Overall, I would recommend this stool.

As I assembled the chair, very easy, I was impressed with each piece. The faux leather is soft and pitch black. Seams and button inlets are tight and uniform. The seat is nice and thick like sitting on a stack of pancakes. So this for all intents in purposes is a 5 star chair.But. I got to the caster wheels after putting nice pieces of highly polished stainless steel together, appreciating the craftsmanship of the design, I had a 'wha?' face.The wheels are plastic. The attaching part that makes them 'Caster' are metal but the rim is totally faux grey black plastic, the 'chrome' evident everywhere else is shiny silver plastic, the wheels are not soft, they are plastic.Not a problem for me personally. Tip to anyone reading, You can use roller blade (inline skate) wheels on caster items. So I was already planning to swap out any wheels. Just that one thing and you'd have great chair top to bottom