A saddle seat opens the hip angle and tips the pelvis forward, which brings the lumbar spine closer to its neutral curve and takes some of the load off the low back. For a clinician who works close in over a patient for long stretches, that posture is easier to hold than a flat seat.
Height is set on a gas lift and the foot ring is adjustable, so the same stool works for practitioners of different heights and for tasks at different bench heights. The five star base with castors moves freely and stays stable.
It suits dental, podiatry, hairdressing and any treatment room where the practitioner sits close and reaches forward.
