Leona Co is a Sydney-based, Australian-owned brand, and this rolling saddle stool is the cheapest in our entire comparison at $51.99. It also currently has zero customer reviews. Here’s what the spec sheet and brand background tell us while we wait for real buyer feedback.
Quick take: Iron frame with electroplating, polyurethane saddle seat over sponge cushioning, SGS-approved hydraulic lift, 5 free-swiveling casters, height adjustable 56–66cm, 150kg weight capacity. No backrest. Zero reviews so far — this is an early look at a newer listing, not a proven track record.
Leona Co Rolling Saddle Stool: quick specs
Build quality
On paper, this holds up well against pricier options: an anti-rust electroplated iron frame, an SGS-approved hydraulic gas cylinder (the same third-party safety certification VEVOR uses), and a 150kg weight capacity that’s mid-pack for this category — higher than KKTONER’s 136kg, lower than VEVOR’s ~204kg. Leona Co is genuinely Australian-owned and warehoused in Sydney, which is a point in its favour for shipping speed and local support, even though it doesn’t yet have Australian (or any) customer reviews to back up real-world durability.
Comfort and posture support
The saddle-shaped seat sits over a sponge cushion, the same basic construction as every other stool in this comparison. Without customer reviews, there’s no way to independently verify how the padding thickness or seat comfort compares in practice — the spec sheet reads similarly to KKTONER’s budget listing, so it’s reasonable to expect a comparable (thinner) cushion experience rather than VEVOR’s thicker foam.
Who is this best for?
This suits buyers who want the lowest possible entry price, like supporting an Australian-owned, Sydney-warehoused seller, and are comfortable buying a newer listing without a review history yet. If proof matters more than price, KKTONER offers a nearly identical spec sheet with 3,812 reviews behind it for $17 more.
Leona Co Rolling Saddle Stool
$51.99 · No Backrest · Wheels · Height Adjustable
Zero reviews so far — a genuinely low entry price, but no track record yet.
How does it compare to other rolling saddle stools?
Here’s how it stacks up against the other rolling saddle stools in our comparison:
KKTONER Rolling Saddle Stool
$68.99 · Steel Frame · 3,812 reviews · 4.4★
Nearly identical spec sheet with a proven, large review base for $17 more.
VEVOR Saddle Rolling Stool
$79.99 · Metal Frame · 143 reviews · 4.6★
Higher weight capacity, thicker cushion, and a proven 4.6★ rating for $28 more.
MOTRAIN Saddle Stool Rolling Chair
$89.44 · Metal Frame · 0 reviews
Another new, unreviewed listing, but pricier — Leona Co is the cheaper of the two unproven options.
Which should you buy?
- Leona Co (this one)if the lowest price and an Australian-owned seller matter most, and you’re comfortable buying unreviewed.
- KKTONERif you want a nearly identical stool with a genuinely proven track record for a little more.
- VEVORif you want the best-reviewed, highest-capacity option and don’t mind paying more.
Our verdict
Leona Co’s spec sheet is competitive and the Australian-owned, Sydney-warehoused angle is a genuine point of difference — but zero reviews on a $51.99 stool means you’re the test case. If you want to save that $17 and are comfortable being an early adopter, it’s a reasonable punt. If you’d rather buy proven, KKTONER offers essentially the same stool with 3,812 reviews behind it.
Related reviews:
→ KKTONER Rolling Saddle Stool Review
→ VEVOR Saddle Rolling Stool Review
→ Best Saddle Stools in Australia (2026)
→ [Link to your Best Rolling Stools roundup, once published]
