Drafting Chair, Tall Office Chair Ergonomic Standing Desk Chair,with Adjustable Footrest Ring, 3D Lumbar Support, Flip-up Armrests, Swivel Desk Stool for Drawing Working (Black)

Honestly it saves extra hundreds on a more expensive chair… I’m now work from home and can’t sitting as little as half hour with my chipped coccyx with other chair, but for this chair, I’m able to sit on it with no pain for more than hours. Really amazing buy here! It was pretty easy to assemble as well I’ve never put together a chair like this, and was able to do it by myself with provided instruction diagrams. Recommend to everyone!

Easy to assemble

Not as tall as it appears

Just what I needed. I like using a standing desk since the window in my office is pretty high and without a standing desk it's hard to look out the window. But I also don't want to be standing all day while I work. So I really needed something that would work with my standing desk but also if I lowered the desk. Something that worked for all desk states, up or down. This chair is super comfortable and an upgrade from my previous one. I do think I need a little bit of a footrest with it but overall it's a really nice chair and really enjoying it!

This rolling drafting high chair looks good and is well constructed. Assembling it was very fast and easy. Under “About this item,” the statement, “The seat height adjusts from 43.70" to 51.57" with the lift lever to accommodate different heights and workstations,” is incorrect since the seat is the part that we sit on; from its lowest level at roughly 20.5 inches, the seat can go up to about 28.5 inches; in the latter position, a footrest provides a place to rest one’s feet. Adjusting a thingy behind the back of the backrest provides some support to our lumbar area. I dislike caster wheels that drag but do not roll, and this chair rolls very well. The seat and backrest are covered with mesh material, which allows the cushion to breathe but will make it more difficult to clean. We can flip the armrests up, which is good because if we use a small computer desk and want to pull it in as close to our body as possible, the armrests will not be in the way. The backrest is fixed and cannot be tilted. I like this chair, and I would recommend it.