Chair is excellent. Very comfortable with good support. But footrest needs extra work. The locking nut fixing the footrest in position cannot be tightened enough to stop the footrest from slipping down each time I mount the chair.(The footrest must carry the whole body weight each time the chair is mounted.) I have fixed this problem as follows:. Take a scrap length of standard plastic plumbing pipe measuring 50 mm internal diameter. Cut off a piece (nicely square) approx. 70mm long. Next, use your hacksaw to slice this piece lengthwise down the middle, creating two identical semi-circular shells. Finally, clamp these shells around the column of the chair using an adjustable hose clamp (of the type used for automotive radiator hoses). The footrest will now be unable to slide down the column. ( I spray-painted the additional parts black to preserve the nice appearance of the chair.)

Great Chair, very happy, thank you! 😀. Just one improvement I think would be nice. Something to grab your hand on to make it easier to move in and out from the table, and move around.

So far a bit so so. It rocks a bit, rather than feeling solid it rocks back when ever weight is distributed further back. The wheel (unsure of name) that’s supposed to be foot support is very hard to lock into place. This chair is excellently heigh so I use the wheel/support sometimes to get in and out when it’s at maximum height so be good if that had an easier way to lock. Could the company please advise me if this is supposed to rock, thank you.