Review on Lorell Millenia Multi Task Stool in Blue: Versatile and Comfortable by Jennifer Whalen

I have never assembled a chair like this before. The husband was the one who repaired and assembled. Before I started, I actually checked the parts that were in the box. The seat, for example, is already attached to the propeller's handle, but the instructions on the same sheet list them as two parts. I matched the parts according to the instructions and assembled the chair in less than 20 minutes. I took my time as I wanted to get it right the first time. The chair is very comfortable! The seat is thick and huge. I'm five feet and petite. Maybe the seat counts as big for me. I like how it falls down a bit in the middle and doesn't tilt forward. The back also curves in the middle, so your back appears to be between the small right and left "humps." The seat pad is firm and gives a little, but I don't sink into it. Maybe because I'm under 110 pounds. I like that the size of the seat allows me to sit cross-legged. I like the seat very much. Nothing to fault. Foot ring is a must for me. I lower the chair to the lowest position to get in and out. But without doing that, the footrest is extremely useful for me to put a foot on and stand on a chair. The pump(?) that allows you to lower and raise the chair works great. I think I would like the footrest to have a larger diameter. When I sit down and put my feet on the footrest, my legs bend in too far under the seat. Not that it was uncomfortable. The backrest isn't adjustable, but it does move a bit so when I recline it follows the movement and doesn't get stiff. I find this tiny movement adds to the comfort of bending forward. Turning and rolling are very smooth. I'm glad I bought the chair instead of the researched similar ones. It's so nice to sit on!