I don't particularly like this stool, but sometimes if I'm going to play for an audience at some venue and they don't have anything to sit on this stool works pretty well. I got it for free. I would rather sit on it than stand up. I take a break every once in a while to stretch and move around. But I agree, I like a footrest. I'm pretty sure that it cost me eight dollars at Wal Mart. They have them in different colors and sizes. That's mine in front of the stool. Seriously, it makes a great footrest and it does double duty because I keep my refreshments in it for those breaks I take once in a while.
I actually have the Pick-N-Glider as pictured. It works great, and is very comfortable to sit in. I like it a lot. That being said, I don't always use it because I like to move around the house. But, when I'm in my music room, that's where I sit to play.Well if I were to go to an outdoor gig, I take a folding lawn chain without arms.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009WH1984/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
But if you want to get fancy at home, the ultimate would be the Pick N Glider (@ $350!)
https://www.guitarcenter.com/Pick-N...MI1cigmOWw4gIVGrbACh1tWQdnEAQYASABEgJaQPD_BwE
I've been reading these and wondering how, if I weren't happy just sitting on a kitchen chair, I could otherwise use what I already have. Great minds think alike. I have a similar ice chest I use on the porch to keep my binoculars and bird book safe, dust free, and handy, and I also use it for a footrest.
See post #40. As OP (on this revived thread), I still had to scroll through to see if I actually replied with my solution. I am happy with the Nitro as I do use it everyday for both playing and sometimes just watching TV. Anything used that much is worth the purchase price.
