Traxion2-230 Monster Rolling Padded Mechanic Stool Seat Garage Shop Roller Work Chair with Wheels and Tool Tray, Heavy-Duty 400-lb Capacity, All-Terrain 5" Casters, Black Red

Husband love this ... easy to put together ... quality is very good ... seat is very comfortable ... rolls around nicely.

Traxion 2-230 Monster Rolling Padded Mechanic Stool Seat is fantastic. It rolls around the car I'm restoring with ease, going over cords and concrete floor defects. It is absolutely the right height to work on rockers and fenders without breaking your back. The customer service was out of this world, best I've ever had. I highly recommend this product and this company!Bill

I purchased this stool for lower height work, in this case, patching drywall at the base of the wall. This stool is amazing! I can set my tools on the plastic tray, wheel around, and save my knees. We had a repair person come to the house this week to fix our stove and he used it and loved it. I do wish the plastic tray was sturdier and stayed in place better, but this may be by design. This is a great stool for my husband who is 6' 3 and for me, 5' 7.

Comfy chair, saves your knees a ton. It would be 5 stars but the casters are cheap. I updated the casters on mine. The height is great for working on a car. Overall pretty solid.

Reviewed May 20- 2018I just assembled my Traxion2-230 and found myself very impressed with it. Assembly was incredibly simple, requiring only one tool, a T40 Torx head to secure the wheels to the base. The seat is very comfortable and the larger wheels seemed to roll across a shop floor with less effort than the smaller wheels found on other units by different manufacturers. I am 6'4" & 245 pounds and found that this unit was able to handle my weight with ease. I was slightly apprehensive about buying this unit after reading other reviews talk about the under seat tool tray being cheap. Fact is, it is rather thin plastic. But, I don't see it deterring from the value in any way. The tray still performs as designed, it just feel cheap. Aside from that, nothing about the unit feels cheap in any way.Pros; overall solid design, can accommodate people that weigh over 250 poundsCons: tool tray made from relatively thin plastic and feels cheap, but still performs well

Let me preface this by saying if it were priced like a rolling stool, it would get 5 stars. But it’s more than some leather office chairs. And for $100 I expect more.The first one I ordered seemed ok. Apart from the chinsy “spinning gear tray” (really it was just cheaper to not attach it, great for when it’s full of tools and you bump it) it was a good stool. Very comfy.But when assembling it I noticed that if I properly torqued the wheels (with a torx screw - why??) the frame started to distort. So I tightened them as much as I could without ruining it.That last about 2 weeks. Maybe 4 hours of use. Then one fell off. And when it fell off the threads got ruined. So I ordered a replacement.This time I decided to red loctite them AND properly tighten them. Then the frame distorted so bad (very little torque!) that the bottom hex portion won’t stay seated.I’m expecting I’ll have to return this one as well. For a $50 stool it would be great :(

Husband loves it. Said its comfortable and very hand while working on stuff.

It's comfortable and rolls easily. The plastic spinning tray is a joke. The cone has already split. The tray just rests on the frame. There's no bearings or even track to guide the tray. It's difficult to spin empty.The frame has square holes on both sides where the wheels are attached. The wheels have a square nut that fits in the square holes and then a special round tubular type nut goes through the top onto the wheel bolt. 2 problems here. 1 it's easy to put the wheels on the wrong way and there's no way to tighten the tubular bolt with out using vise grips and scratching it up.They should only put the square holes on the side the wheels attach to and supply the specialty wrench needed to attach the wheels bolts.The directions said I needed to attach the seat lever to the seat but mine was already attached. I'm wondering if I got a returned one?