Customer Reviews for VEVOR Elephant Kids Swivel Chair, 220 LBS Capacity, 360° Spinning Chair, Autistic Kids Sensory Toy Chair with Non-Slip Metal Base, Toddler Sit and Spin Chair for Coordination Balance Focus Blue

works great

My grandson loves it. He eats on it plays on it and reads on it. Lol. Best thong ever!

Will make you dizzy quick or make your autistic kid happy :P

My sons both love this. Really well made, we’ve had it almost a year and it’s like brand new.

My 4 year old granddaughter was instantly in love with her spinning chair. My concern is that the screws holding the 6 risers to the black metal ring are almost all stripped. After using only a few days we found a screw on the floor. After checking all the screws we found about half that were completely stripped. They are obviously done by machine. We can replace the screws but I have recommended this product to at least 3 people that were interested in purchasing this chair.

Kid loves it. Good value

my little guy on the spectrum has it also at school, which inspired me to get it for him at home for regulation purposes.

Grandkids love...great for regulating our autistic grandchild for that alone its worth the price

My toddler loves this swivel chair so much. He gets so upset when we try to stop him from turning around on it because he has become too dizzy for too long.

My kids 8 and almost 12 both like it. My almost 12 year old is a big boy, 5 foot 5, 130+ pounds and he fits fine sitting. Seems sturdy, hasn't tipped and my youngest likes to go fast and sit on it in different ways. Easy to put together, straight forward instructions. The screws and Allen key are in a sealed bag. I will say the largest screw is already attached and covered with the black silicone cover so you might think you only got the smaller screws and missing the 1 large one mentioned in the instructions. It's already on the chair so make sure you look before assuming it's not there. We haven't had any issues with loose screws like some others have mentioned. Make sure you tighten every screw good before using. I do wish it didn't have an elephant on it and was just plain, makes it look babyish, most older kids don't care to see it but it's hardly noticeable. You can go quite fast on it depending how you lean so I definitely wouldn't leave a younger child unattended and make sure you show them how to stop if they are going to fast and want to slow down and get scared. Even my wild need for speed daughter had a few times she needed help stopping lol