BIG REDBIG RED TR6350 Torin Rolling Pneumatic Creeper Garage/Shop Seat: Padded Adjustable Mechanic Stool with Tool Tray Storage, Red Large

Solid product, easy to assemble, solid material and looks professional to boot, at a decent price.I bought this item for my older father who still likes his car exterior clean but doesn't need to be kneeling to do it. It rolls nicely, adjustable comfortable seat with storage underneath. He loves it and it makes a great Father's Day present, for any age, really. 2 Thumbs up!

Scoots smoothly on the shop floor and the wheels don't get hung up on smaller debris like cut cotter pins and washers. Fits under most low wing aircraft and the raising and lowering of the seat is smooth. It has a wider seat and wheelbase than most other rolling shop stools so it doesn't try to kick out from under you and put your behind on the floor if you lean forward to pick something up or are reaching into confined areas that aircraft are full of.The divided tool tray underneath is a great feature for putting your tools and nuts, bolts, etc... It seems well built and feels sturdy enough to hold a pretty stout individual. Definitely recommend for daily use and functionality. Solid product

Easy and quick to assemble. Sturdy and comfortable cushion.

OK, but rated at 250pounds. Fine for occasional use, but I don't think it would take daily use very long.

I use this for working on motorcycles and it works as intended. The little tray is nice for tools too.

I am in the process of moving and have a disability and cannot pick up boxes to unpack them on a table. Being able to reach into a box without having to bend over upside down to unload a box is a lifesaver. The stool is low enough and maneuverable in small places and has made unpacking much easier. This will help in the laundry room too, sorting clothes

I am a professional mechanic. I went years without owning a mechanic seat, borrowing from my boss, sitting on a plastic crate, and whatever else. I used to sit on another mechanic's seat after he left for the day. One night he put a sign on his seat, "Dont sit here." What a weird dick move. When I was hired onto a new job as a lead mechanic, I spent hours looking at the different options. You could go the cheap route with a wobbly 30 dollar stool that has a tiny round seat on top of it. But is that really worthy of all the hours you will spend on it? On the other hand you don't want to spend a stupid amount on something "nice" when you already spend so much on tools. When I found this it was just right. The seat is large with padding on it that is on the firm side. I can spend all day sitting on it and working underneath a truck, and it beats the hell out of creeping around under there hunched over. I have been using it for four months or so now. I look forward to using it for years. I will probably never need another one. But, if I do, I will probably buy this one again. And yes that us a 12 oz can for size.

He's decided to keep it, even though it never worked out of the box, as advertised. Looks great and easy to put together, if you don't mind that it has literally no height adjustment option, once you raise it to its optimum height. (This is an issue with the stool's pneumatic cylinder on this model, actually going back, to at least, reviews from 2023.) Keeping because it happens to otherwise be a nice creeper stool for working on mid height projects. No cars, though.