🪑 Efficiently Adjustable and Mobile: Park Tool STL-2 Rolling Shop Stool for Versatile Shop Work Review

Assembly was easy and the foam padding is the thickest of them all. The height adjustment piston is smooth and adjustment is made by spring-loaded pushing up of the adjustment lever. The wheels may be plastic, but it's not the hard, high-strength plastic that other reviewers are talking about. I use this stool on tile floors and don't notice a grinding noise when driving through the inevitable sand that is everywhere here in Florida. However, since the size of the wheel is available in rubber…

Park Tools is a respected brand in the world of bike maintenance and repair. I have never been disappointed with any of their products and this stool is no exception. It has a stable 5-wheel stand and is height-adjustable to keep you comfortable no matter what you're working on. The seat is comfortable and non-directional, so you can sit on the seat regardless of the position of the chair. The price is a bit high for a stool, but the quality is worth it if you use it often. I've had $50 stools…

Package arrived quickly with no significant external damage. Upon unboxing, I found a few disappointments. First, one of the five handles shared with the base of the stool had a significant amount of scratches and gouges. The packaging materials provided by the park were clearly not up to protecting the contents. The plastic panel attached to the underside of the seat assembly was then misaligned, preventing the base height adjustment hardware from being installed. The repair was done by…

As I write this review I am ordering a second stool from Park Rolling Shop. I have a bike repair shop at home, three bike racks and 15 bikes. I do a lot of volunteer work for neighbors and family friends. Simply put, as long as you have a solid base to ride on, you won't find a better place to shop than this. I have many park tools and they all seem perfect for what they are supposed to do. The wheels of this chair are strong, the seat slides up and down, and the soft part is designed perfectly

I bought three of these. I bought the first one after purchasing similar rolling stools but didn't like the softness of the foam seats on my first few purchases. Park Tool's stool looked solid, and it is. Almost too firm at first after sitting for a while, but it'll be appreciated when you find you haven't sunk two or three inches into the seat after sitting for a while. If you need a small pillow, fold a fluffy towel into a square and that will help. It also adds some height. The first is used