Black model

Just got this and it is awesome! Idk what others are complaining about. I’ve been tattooing for 10 years now and this is great! Easy to put together, sturdy, looks great, I recommend it, enough to take the time to leave a review!I think sometimes people are getting bad ones like rarely, and then that is where the complaints are coming from.

This is a great arm rest for those on a budget. It’s been great for me. It’s nice and steady and adjusts up and down plus on an angle. Seems durable. For the price it’s hard to beat

Works really well for tattooing the upper arm. Very comfortable and you are able to make adjustments in height and tilted for different angles while worth buying.

Great armrest for tattooing. It's sturdy and strong. The material is cleanable. The stand is straight and not crooked. The angle adjustment is easy to do. The height adjustment bolt could use an upgraded washer to grip better. The price for the quality is excellent.

I was pleasantly surprised as someone who is always cautious; reviewing and soaking in the negative comments over the good ones in fear of wasting money. I’ve been able to use it a few times so far and haven’t had any issues at all. Very thankful for this. The only thing is the stoppers at the end of the legs keep popping off (but serves no function anyway)

It does its job, but it is certainly not the most steady armrest. I don’t think I would buy it again. It does have a nice cushion and it seems to be mostly made well. Stability is really the issue.

Sturdy, and great for the price.

i really wish i read the reviews before i bought this on a whim.pros: it does the job, and its easy to assemble.cons: i really hate that saran wrap is too stubborn to take off when cleaning. i got what i paid for i suppose, but yuck. also very misleading pics. "tattoo" is plastered on the front.compared to other armrests, yeah the price is pretty good- but you're honestly better off getting an armrest somewhere thats probably double (or a little more) the price if you're gonna use it longterm anyway.i'd say it's good for practice, but if a client saw me setting up on this, i'd be embarrassed. i usually cover up with saran wrap then a bib/paper towel on top taped up to cover the "tattoo" word and the hideous cling wrap thats stuck to the front.do with this information as you wish.edit: changed the review from 2 stars to 1 because the cling wrap sticking to the leather is the most burdensome thing. it refuses to come off. the front is plastered with cling wrap that i can't lift anymore.