VIVOHeight Adjustable Kids' Desk Chair, Chair Only, Multifunctional Interactive Workstation for School Study or Play, Children's Ergonomic Seat with Back, Pink, DESK-V201P-CH

I ordered it for a friend for her yard work. She loves it. She's about 150 # and 75 years old. It's hard for her to get up and down and cannot get off the ground if she sits on the grass. It is light enough to carry around, the setting is perfect for bending over and weeding or planting. The back provides a support for her back and for standing up. When standing, she turns sideways, placing her hand on the back of the chair and supports herself as she rises. It does not tip or get unbalanced. It is a very sturdy metal, with a comfort fit seat and back. The rubber on the legs prevents scratches on floors. She uses it when weeding, trimming her plants and very low hanging branches on bushes or trees.

These are great little chairs. They are very good quality with a nice weight to keep them from tipping over. The last a long time because they are adjustable. They are nice and wide with a very supportive back.

the sturdiness for a boy to use

Good quality

I had gotten the similar style and color chair that came with the desk & chair kit was great until the chair collapsed and was not able to extend its height anymore. This chair was a big improvement because the chair now extends and is screwed into place on the legs so it no longer collapses. We love this chair now, it is far more sturdy and will last until our 6-year-old soon grows out of it.

Excellent Chair for wiggly kids and tweens. This was my choosing after giving my kids those old school wooden chairs and regular office chairs. The only way a kid will fall off this seat lol, is if they purposely threw themselves off. Sturdy to put up with a 3yr old, 6yr old and 9yr old.

I bought two of these three years ago for my kids and we have all hated them ever since. They’re cute and sturdy, but they offer no low back support. My kids are built kind of small but their little booties hang out the back when they try to use the backrest. And then their clothes catch on the bottom of the backrest when they get up. So they really just sit up straight and don’t use the back. Or they fold their feet under them and lean forward. The blue caps on the bottom won’t stay attached, so every time they scoot in or out the caps pop off and the chair is wobbly. I just had to replace them.

I got this chair for my young students in my harp studio. It is a sturdy chair, very well-made, except that it is a nightmare to assemble. Some of the parts do NOT align properly so that putting it together is a real pain. It takes two people and alot of muscle. Other than that, it's a great chair because it adjusts to different heights.