Ergonomic Bar Stool Chair

I am using the table and chair for my photography business. I can now have my clients sit on this sleek round stool instead of my bar stool. It also helps with the client sitting upright and not leaning. My items arrived a few days ahead of time as usual. I have made B&H the place to shop if I can't find it at a reasonable price in Denver. CO I recommend this set and it was cheaper than purchasing it on amazon, this includes shipping.

Got it hoping it would be a step stool and a chair/stool. It can be used for both, but it is a little insteady for a stool...Great chair stool. Very portable. Easy to expand and collapse

I wanted this stool so I could get rid of the big executive chair I sit at my desk in. In a video shot, or still image, the chair itself takes up too much space. The stool telescopes to the desired height effortlessly.

As a filmmaker and a photographer you wouldn't think I would have a use, much less an actual need for a piano bench. But as you learn being a creative, some of the best results come from items that aren't used for their intended purposes. I've had the Auray metal frame piano bench for about a month now and I absolutely love it. It's been used on 3 shoots so far (2 portrait sessions and an interview session) and is now going to be an essential part of my gear checklist. Unlike a folding chair or stool, the soft leatherette seat is extremely comfortable which is clutch when you are asking a subject to sit for hours on end. It's solidly built and doesn't feel like it's going to buckle under the weight of larger people (like myself). It's got a sleek, elegant look to it. Unlike a cheap folding stool or chair, when you bring this out on a shoot it seems like a carefully planned and considerate move instead of an afterthought. That goes a long way in the minds of clients and subjects alike. The thing I love about this bench the most is that the legs can fit inside the storage area. That means I can travel with it, without taking up too much space. You can go from broken down to assembled in less than 3 minutes. All in all, I'm glad this bench is in my toolkit and I know I'm going to get tons of use out of it in the future. Now all I have to do is learn how to play the piano. *Slow Clap, High Five*

This stool is about the height of a standard chair. Very sturdy, just make sure the legs are locked. It travels well too. I put it in the outside (tripod) pocket of my bag and carry it that way.

Light, comfortable and portable. This stool goes everywhere with me. And it's tough. I'm bigger than most guys and a standard lawn chair doesn't have a chance of holding me. The Walkstool is essential gear.

I really like this stool. I have herniated discs in my back and when I am out shooting in the parks, a seat is always welcomed. This chair is light enough to transport all day and sturdy to the point where I never have to worry about toppling over

*Holds a lot of gear than my Pelican 1510 *Substitues as a stool, chair to stand/sit when mobile *Can take a lot of abuse *Easy to move with the wheels

I tried saving money using a chair with some books on it. Not good. This stool is actually exactly right for me. Not too hard not too soft. And I was worried it would be a little bit of a pain to put together like my stand was, but it was easy-peasy. I really love buying from B&H when they have what I need.

Mounting the bar to a tripod, and cameras to the bar, are brilliantly ergonomic. Everything locks up rock solid.