SUPERJARE Drafting Chair with Back, Adjustable Foot Rest Rolling Stool, Multi-Purpose Office Desk Chair, Thick Seat Cushion for Home Bar Kitchen Shop - All Black

This drafting chair has been the perfect addition to my garage workbench setup. It’s comfortable, supportive, and has the ideal height for sitting at a bench while still having full range of motion. The padded seat and backrest make long projects way more comfortable, and the adjustable height feature lets me fine-tune it to exactly where I need it. It rolls smoothly across the floor, and the foot ring gives me a comfortable spot to rest my feet during detailed work.The build quality is solid—it doesn’t wobble, creak, or feel flimsy in any way. Even after hours of use, it stays supportive and comfortable. I use it daily now when I’m doing electronics work, small repairs, or just organizing my tools. If you’re looking for a workbench chair that offers both comfort and durability, this one hits the mark perfectly! It is a comfortable weight and can easily be moved from room to room if needed.

I bought this instead of the Harbor Freigh shop chair based on numerous reviews on YouTube. I put it together today and so far, I'm not disappointed. It was straightforward to assemble, the components seem like they are good quality, and it's very comfortable. It adjusts to the exact height which allows me to roll under my workbench without hitting my legs. It's a new addition to my home workshop which I should have bought years ago.

The Superjare stool chair is easy to assemble, sturdy, and stable yet light. The wheels roll smoothly on carpet, the foot rest does not slide down, the pneumatic chairlift works well, and the seat cushion is comfortable. I have a major complaint and a more minor complaint about the stool chair. The major complaint is that there is an about two-inch gap between the back rest and one’s back if one sits in the middle of the seat, which will probably cause lower-back problems if one sits for a long time. The back rest is too small for a back cushion to strap around the back rest and thereby not to move around. Nevertheless, sitting on the stool chair is comfortable when one uses a back cushion that is about two inches thick in the center and is held in place by lightly pressing the lower back against the back cushion. The back rest should be at the end of the seat so that one’s back touches the back rest when one sits in the middle of the seat. The more minor complaint is that the back rest should be about 1-2 inches higher in order to contour better with the lower back of a guy of average height (about 5 ft 10 in). With these two simple design changes, I would have rated the Superjare stool chair five stars instead of four stars.

Bought two of these for my home garage/shop. Very easy to assemble. Everything seems beefy enough. They swivel smoothly. The lowest height setting is good for standard 40" bench height, and extend tall enough for much higher bar heights. I keep them at the lowest height. They are comfortable to sit on, with adjustable height back rests.I went for my typical 4-star rating and stopped myself and asked, "what can you nitpick to drop a star?" Only thing I can think of is the castor wheels seem a little cheap. However, they roll nicely across my (very smooth) garage floor, and so I let that go. The seat padding is very thick and comfortable for me (~180-190lbs) and one of my buddies (shorter than I, about 260lbs). Maybe the seating material might wear quickly? ...but probably not. I just can't find anything tangible to take a star off, so I didn't. Pleasantly surprised at the quality of this chair...perfect for rolling around from bench to bench. We often simply use these to sit around, tell lies, and enjoy a cold beverage after a not-very-hard day of shop work.

Great little guitar chair! Comfortable with back support. Sad day here in the states so putting it together a tad bit difficult but got it done!!!!

My first impressions were alright.It's fairly comfortable, I wish the back rest could go higher but not a huge deal.The casters are decent, but a couple are worse than the others and causes it to spin rather than roll.The shock will raise itself over time and then when you go back to sit down it will go back to the original position.After a couple months of owning it the cushion is already ripping, with fairly light use, maybe a few hours a week.The cushions also very soft, which you would think would be comfortable, but you sit in it for a little you are pretty much sitting on metal. If it was a bit stiffer it would probably support your better and last longer.It seems overall the value isn't that great, there are some other options that have better quality for sure.I don't expect it to last much longer though, just based on the quality of the parts.

Bought this for my husband’s wood shop but my daughter confiscated it before it could go out there. Ha! It was easy to assemble and a comfortable, sturdy stool.

The chair itself is great, no issues. The height is perfect, the cushion is very good, and the back is just right for lumbar support. It also provides pressure in the perfect spot to pop by back when I arch backwards.It's nice for a work stool because it's not comfortable enough to relax. If I relax the work stops.HOWEVER: The foot rest is TERRIBLE! No matter what shoes I wear, that stupid bar digs in. I prefer to be barefoot, though. I've padded it, but everything eventually breaks down and the bar is killing my feet again. This should really be two bars or a wide platform.The style is okay, but I'd like colors instead of just black.It's very stable and I've never had it tip.Had it two years, only complaint is the foot rest.