CAKMAKDMS Rolling Saddle Stool Review: Worth It in Australia?

This CAKMAKDMS-branded saddle stool is, by a wide margin, the most expensive rolling stool in our entire comparison at $443.04 — more than five times the price of our top pick, with zero customer reviews. Here’s why we can’t recommend it.

Quick take: Electroplated metal base, PU leather over high-elastic foam, SGS-rated hydraulic lift, 360° swivel PU wheels, height adjustable 57–67cm, 440lb (200kg) weight capacity — the highest capacity in this comparison. No backrest, zero reviews, sold by a third-party marketplace seller. The spec sheet reads fine; the price does not match it.

CAKMAKDMS Rolling Saddle Stool: quick specs

Build quality

On spec alone, this is a capable stool: the 200kg (440lb) weight capacity is the highest of any rolling saddle stool in our comparison, ahead of VEVOR’s ~204kg, and the hydraulic lift carries the same SGS safety certification VEVOR and Leona Co use. But there’s no customer feedback of any kind to confirm those numbers hold up in practice, and it’s sold by a third-party marketplace seller rather than a recognisable brand with a track record elsewhere in this category — a meaningfully different risk profile than buying from VEVOR’s or KKTONER’s official storefronts.

Comfort and posture support

The listing describes the same saddle-tilt posture benefit as every other stool in this guide, with PU leather over high-elastic foam. Without a single review to check that against, there’s genuinely nothing here we can independently verify — and at this price, that’s a much bigger gap than it would be on a $52 stool.

Who is this best for?

We can’t identify a buyer this makes sense for. If you specifically need the extra weight headroom above VEVOR’s ~204kg capacity, that’s the only spec advantage it has — and it’s not enough to justify paying 4-8x more for a stool with zero reviews from a generic third-party seller. VEVOR remains the better buy even for heavier users.

How does it compare to other rolling saddle stools?

Here’s how it stacks up against the better-proven alternatives in our comparison:

Which should you buy?

• VEVORthe clear recommendation — nearly the same weight capacity, a proven 4.6★ rating, for a fifth of the price.
• KKTONERif budget is the priority and you want a large, proven review base.
• CAKMAKDMS (this one)we can’t find a reason to recommend it over the alternatives above.

Our verdict

The spec sheet is fine, but $443.04 for a zero-review stool from a generic marketplace seller doesn’t clear the bar we’d set for a recommendation — especially when VEVOR offers a near-identical weight capacity, a proven 4.6-star rating, and a fifth of the price. Skip this one.

Related reviews:
→ VEVOR Saddle Rolling Stool Review
→ KKTONER Rolling Saddle Stool Review
→ [Link to your Best Rolling Stools roundup, once published]