CoVibrant Lockable Stool with Back and Foot Rest Ergonomic Rolling Hydraulic Adjustable Stool for Doctor Esthetician Artist Home Small Office Desk (Black, 24''-31'')

Be careful! The seat on this chair is slippery. If you’re not careful you could fall off. The chair itself is great. The casters roll free and smooth. The chair is comfy and has a back to it. But the seat is slick, made of patent faux leather.

Rolls very nicely. Comfortable but front seat cushion already squished down even though I make sure I sit all back. Needs firmer seat.

Comfortable, padded seat and lumbar support back-rest. Height adjusts easily, but some might find the highest setting a bit too high. Only two of the five wheels are lockable; the description said three locking casters. Comes with an Allen wrench for easy installation.

I was looking for a stool that can get super high as I’m an esthetician and my table is not adjustable so I wanted the chair to go to all different heights. The lowest height is a little tall so if you want one that goes down super low this probably isn’t it. The back doesn’t move at all as it’s a metal piece so I didn’t really like that too much. The wheels lock, lock that feature. The seat is big so lots of space for your butt. Seems a little swishy hoping it doesn’t flatten fast. Overall a good chair.

This is a genuinely nice, adjustable stool. The instructions need further explanation about the part that sits in the middle of the frame/wheelbase. There is a plastic cover that needs to be removed before placing the seat (the instructions do not show this). Fortunately, the seller included information about a video on YouTube (the stool featured is a different model, but it was still applicable and helpful to watch). There are photo instructions on one side of the included instructions, and on the back are descriptions about assembling the stool; however, step #5, where the seat is attached, does not have a written explanation about removing the cover. It would be helpful to include this information in the instructions. If it were not for the YouTube video, I wouldn't know that this plastic cover needs to first be removed before attaching the seat.