KFFKFF Children's Rotating Chair, Supports up to 220 LBS, Sensory Spin Seat, Designed for Children with Autism, Features a Sturdy, Non-Slip Base, Ideal for Improving Coordinationand Concentration

This was a purchase for my six year old great grandson. He is autistic and loves spinning. He loves this seat and the great thing is this will hold 220 pounds. He is only 49 pounds now.

My daughter needs to swing to regulate. We took a family trip. She was very worried about not having her swing. I found this. It is very well made and portable. She used it often in our motel room to regulate after the many activities we went to.

This chair is absolutely amazing! It was delivered on time and the assembly was a breeze. The instructions needed and all the tools are all included in the box. Set up, took less than 10 minutes and it has been an awesome addition to our living room ever since. Kids of all it ages from four through 40 have been enjoying this chair. It's construction is sturdy, and glides smoothly with no restrictions, and it is sound less! Absolutely love this chair!

One of the screws was broken but it came with another one. I bought it for my Autistic nephew, he loves it so it was worth every penny. I weigh 184 lb %26 it worked just fine under my weight.

bought for 5 yr old son who is level 1 ASD. He loves it and will sit in it with his table and spin casually. when he wants the the big sensory imput though he gets this chair spinning. it makes me dizzy watching be he has a blast. Must have for sensory seekers

my nephew has autism and this spinning chair helps regulate him. he really enjoys it and knew just what to do when he tried it out.

My baby has autism and the seat does the job it needs to do he loves it he sits and spins for hours my older children who are all well over 100 pounds spin good as well

I bought it for my autistic son as a gradiation gift and he is in love with it. All 3 of my kids love it im really debating on getting 2 more because it is so worth it.

My son was 5 when i bought it. He was only 40lbs. He went to spin, but fell over and when he did, it snapped. While assembling, the holes were too small for the bolts, i even used an automatic drill, but the screws didn't fully screw in. Now my son is 6, and im on the hunt for a more study one. He's also autistic so it's been hard to accommodate his spinning stim without this chair.

my son has had this for 16 days and its already scrubbing like the bearings are going out and he hasnt even used it that much at all