Storkcraft Hoop Glider & Ottoman, Espresso Finish w Light Blue Cushions

Not too many pieces, easy to assemble, love the colors scheme I chose, vibrant but neutral and calming colors. I just wish it was a little bit taller but I'm 5”2” so it isn't that bad in height. I also would recommend better cushions as well it's more like memory foam; I bought this for my nursery so I know I'll be sitting in it a lot and I'm just hoping the cushion doesn't wear out fast.

the quality of the wood and the sturdiness is very good. it is easy to put together. the reason i did not give it 5 stars is straight out of the packaging - before taking the plastic off of the foot stool, we could see 2 spots on it that are stains, possibly an oily substance.

This is my second storkcraft chair I have purchased. I bought one in espresso for my son and then this one 2 years later for my daughter. The chair is comfortable, but you can see some of the blemishes (cracks in the wood) with it being a white chair, opposed to my espresso one, where they are hidden with the dark finish. The only complaint with this chair is the cushion material isn't very nice. My other chair has almost velvet feeling cushions, where this one is very cold feeling. I'm not sure of the material, but it does seem like it will be very easy to clean if there are any spills.

The chair is perfect for our nursery. My husband was able to assemble it quickly with no issues. It's super comfortable and you can't beat the price. They sell the exact same one at another store for $100 more. I'm so excited to use it on my newborn when he arrives.

Looked around on craigslist and the like, and while there were rocker gliders available out there, they were nearly as expensive as getting a new one. Walmart had a great deal and free to-home shipping, which was nice for not having to lug it around in the store, as it is a somewhat heavy item. Assembly was fast and easy, and all of the required tools were included. Assembly involved attaching armrests and back to seat/rocker base, and then snapping seat cushion and armrests in place, then tying into place the back. Ottoman was pretty much ready to go out of the box, other than removing some plastic covering. Once set up, the still pregnant wife sat in it and said, "this is awesome. It's comfortable enough that I might fall asleep in it.", which is pretty high praise from someone who can no longer get comfortable. We haven't begun to use it for its intended purpose of bi-hourly feedings, but we've already made use of it while folding baby clothes and taking breaks while getting the nursery ready.