Rolling Stool with Wheels, Heavy Duty Medical Tattoo Stool (Black)

Nice stool. Use it at my sewing machine

I’ve been using this stool for a few weeks now, and it has honestly been better than I thought. Right out of the box, it felt solid and well-made, not flimsy like some other stools I’ve tried in the past. The 450 lb capacity was a big selling point for me, especially being a big and tall guy, and you can definitely feel the heavy-duty construction. The seat is surprisingly comfortable, even during elongated use. I use it mainly for my office, and being able to move around smoothly without constantly getting up has made a huge difference. The wheels glide effortlessly on my floor without making noises or getting stuck, which is a big plus. Adjusting the height is easy and stays in place without slipping down over time thus far. The base feels very stable, so I never feel like I’m going to fall over, even when leaning or reaching around my desk. Also like the black finish, which would look clean and professional for a workspace. Overall, this stool has worked out great so far and has been a good investment if you need something durable, mobile, and comfortable for daily use. Definitely recommended!

Built well and great communication from seller. Unfortunately I returned it as the design didn’t work for me. Legs stick out so far they knocked against my ankles while rolling around and sits too high for my 5’4” height.

I’m about 215 lbs and have been using this mainly out in my garage, so time will tell how durable it really is long term. So far, it’s handled my weight without any issues and feels stable when rolling around. For general use, it does what you’d expect. The seat is comfortable enough for shorter tasks, and the height adjustment works as intended. Stools in this category are typically built with metal frames and rated for higher weight capacities like 450 lbs, which helps with overall stability . If I were using this strictly for its intended purpose like medical, salon, or office work, I think it would hold up well. It rolls smoothly and feels like it’s built for that kind of environment. The only real downside is the price depending on your use. There are quite a few similar rolling stools out there in the $30–$40 range, so if you just need something basic for occasional use, this might feel a bit overpriced. Overall, it’s a capable rolling stool that performs as expected.... just worth comparing against cheaper options depending on how you plan to use it.

I always wanted a "doctor's stool" ever since I was about five. I finally came up with a reason to need one and ordered this. It was a little bit of a pain to put together. Some of the parts didn't want to go into the places I chose but went in fine if I chose the next spot over. Isn't that the way? Once put together, it is very sturdy. I have absolutely no fears that it will collapse if I sit down even though I'm 300 pounds. It's a bit hard to adjust, but I won't be adjusting it much, so that doesn't bother me. For those who might, I think use will make it easier. I like that I can sit comfortably on it. I feel secure. The padding doesn't compress too much, if at all. I feel this is a quality stool and am very happy to be rolling around like a kid on it. Oh, and the padding wipes clean very easily. It was kept in an environment where tree pollen invaded, but it took just a quick damp wipe to make it look good as new.

As someone who has been behind a salon chair for over two decades, I have sat on some truly terrible stools. Uncomfortable, wobbly, cheap bases that scratch floors, seats that flatten out after three months. This one is different. The 450 lb weight capacity means the base construction is genuinely solid you can feel it when you sit down, no flex, no wobble. The height adjustment is smooth and actually stays where you put it (a low bar that many stools somehow fail to clear). The rolling wheels are the right amount of resistance — they move when you need to move but don’t go rogue when you’re trying to stay still. The black faux leather seat is thick and holds its shape. At $79.95 it’s a fair price for a stool that’s actually going to last in a professional environment. The 6% discount off list isn’t exactly thrilling but the product earns its price regardless.

This thing is a beast! I'm 6'2" and about 265lbs. It supports me and I love the easy of rolling around the workshop while I am working on my woodworking projects. It was super easy to put together and the build quality is excellent. Great price for what you get.

This is a fantastic stool. I am always looking for some seating that I can move around on, and this is great. The first thing I have to mention is that this took only a few minutes to assemble. It came with about 5 wheels and 10 screws. The ONLY thing I had to do was tighten the screws. Everything else just kinda fit in. I built it in less than 10 minutes! The stool itself boasts a 450 pound weight capacity. I can't test that, but it definitely seemed sturdy. The cushion is about 4 inches thick and swivels, so you can spin and move. I am not using this for tattooing, but I can see it being a great purchase if that's what you're doing. I intend to use it in my shop. The wheels are great and because they are thin, you can even slide effortlessly across carpet or rugs. It also has a hydraulic lifter, but it is fairly low to the ground still. Overall this is a great purchase. Based on other stools of this size and quality, this is a good purchase for a brand new stool.