And at 300lbs of capacity, that’s a lot of posterior that this Gator Frameworks guitar seat accommodates. These three 24″ barstools are all basically the same outside the logo emblazoned on the seat. Besides the ones reviewed here, you can find these guitar stools with virtually any other major brand on them, like Martin and Gibson. When you think of a basic guitar stool, that’s what you’re getting here. Daniela Ohlendorf, Eileen M Wanke, Natalie Filmann, David A Groneberg, and Alexander Gerber, “ Fit to play: posture and seating positionanalysis with professional musicians – astudy protocol,” retrieved from https://www.researchgate.net/publication/314160696_Fit_to_play_posture_and_seating_position_analysis_with_professional_musicians_-_a_study_protocol Beginners and enthusiasts may need a cost-value analysis to contend with this higher price tag. But rest assured, this beast is built for comfort and is capable of lasting an entire career. Key Features:

The Roc-N-Soc tower saddle is one of the most comfortable and best guitar stools you’ll have the pleasure of using. If there was a way to hook this saddle up to your bike, you would. It’s that comfortable. The barstools are sturdy and better looking, but less portable. They are ideal for studios or home use. However, we don’t recommend a barstool if you plan to take it to every rehearsal and gig.

Belly Up in True Fender Style

Overall, the Ibanez stool is steady, comfortable, and reliable – ideal for productive practice sessions or solo gigs at cafes or lounges. The offset rung placement offers options for placing the feet as well. Lastly, the stool seems just right to access a pedalboard if you aren’t freakishly tall. The best height for a guitar stool depends on the user’s height. Generally, people up to 70-inches tall find stools with 24-inch height to be the most comfortable. The medium-firm seat top has adequate cushioning to not cause discomfort after long periods of use.

My Review: Fender is synonymous with guitar and musical instruments. It’s not surprising why many people also consider Fender’s musician furniture to be some of the best. Take the 24-inch Barstool, for example. This looks like the stool you see at your favorite watering hole. However, Fender constructed it in such a way that guitarists will have a more comfortable time playing their favorite guitar. For musicians on the go, this is one of the easiest stools to stow for transport. It disassembles into three separate pieces or can be folded into a compact shape that can be stored in speaker cases. My Review: There is nothing spectacular looking about the Wee’s Beyond Folding Stool. What surprised me though was the build quality. The joints are secure and the legs are solid.

The seat height on this guitar chair is adjustable and the padded seat features a folding center armrest. The stool is constructed from heavy-gauge steel tubing which provides superior rigidity and durability. Construction-wise, this is a nice dependable guitar stool with a rigid frame that isn’t going to be easy to damage. Chrome-plating on the steel tubes of the frame keep it rust-free and shinily polished, even when playing in smoke-filled pubs. Posture problems develop because most chairs, couches, or make-shift homey seats are not designed with guitarists in mind. Which manifests in aches, pains, and poor playing technique. The best stool with a hanger is the Gator Works Deluxe. It’s also our best budget guitar stool. It has cool industrial looks if you’re into it, can be taken down if you’re not, and is as well-built as it is comfortable. Add to that it holds your axe when you aren’t playing and that stool is hard to beat.