Yaheetech Bar Stools Counter Chairs

We absolutely love our new bar stools as well as our customers. They are very comfortable and super light weight.

Neither one will lower. They'd be great if the hydrolics worked. Can't get them apart to take the hydrolic out.

These were easy to put together and seem to be very sturdy. That also look nice.

I own several game rooms, I've always bought commercial bar stools for the players. The plandemic (that's not a typo) raised the price of those chairs by almost double so I went looking for another option. Every time I open a new game room it 10 to 20 chairs depending on the size, so I was looking for a value option that will take a beating. I purchased a pair of these chairs about 2 months ago for a test. The ONLY thing I did out of the norm is I used a red loktite as I installed the bolts (understanding if anything goes wrong it will start with bolts coming loose) After about 50 days of being open 12 hours a day and each chair seeing 20 to 30 people a day and maybe 50 to 80 sit down and stand ups, these chairs are still just as they were day one. I don't do a lot of reviews. Typically really bad products and really good ones that I was "iffy" on buying but gave it a shot. This was one of those "for that money I'll give them a try and if they are junk I'll figure it out pretty quick." But that's not the case, I feel like my game rooms are a pretty harsh environment to test these stools and they have already more than met my expectations. In my world the more comfortable you can keep a gambler the longer they play. These charis look good and are comfortable. Not recliner, take a nap comfortable, but as the metrics start to come in, the average play time is up an average of 14% over the old metal charis I was forced to buy when I couldn't get bar stools. and about 3% over a paded bar stool. I hope this helps someone make a decission.

It's real easy to assemble and it's comfortable.I love it.