Throne - wheeled? Or not to wheel???

[MasterBlaster56]

I have a Roc-n-Soc that I love, but I'm beginning to regret the three legged static stand, over one that rolls.

What is the consensus here? Thrones that roll? Or, like mine - don't budge!

[Josh Conover]

I'm not sure I understand. Do you mean a throne with actual wheels on it? Like, you could push it around like a doctors seat?

[RushDrums24]

Why would you want it to roll? When i'm sat behind the kit, I wouldn't want to think about my stool rolling away with the force of playing. not sure what the advantage would be, surely you'd sooner want it to stay put.

[Bodgit]

I want to be solidly anchored to the ground

[TMdrums]

Solid and nailed to the floor for me! Well not literally nailed but no rollers for this guy!

[MasterBlaster56]

So, no wheels FTW. Cool.

[therocker]

I've played on enough hole in the wall stages that if my throne had wheels I'd just roll off the back of the stage!

[MasterBlaster56]

I guess I can live with mine then.

[RushDrums24]

I've played on enough hole in the wall stages that if my throne had wheels I'd just roll off the back of the stage!

I've done that without the need for wheels

[quicksticks]

Do any major drum manufacturers even offer wheels on their thrones? There’s probably a reason they don’t.

[2 basses4life]

if you could find some stool with wheels that maybe retracted or something ....but i voted no .lol

[MasterBlaster56]

No wheels makes better sense, for sure.

[quicksticks]

No wheels makes better sense, for sure.

While I don’t see a need for wheels, I think there might be a case for swivel seats.

[MasterBlaster56]

I'm glad mine does!!!

[scaryguy]

I voted no aswel. I want my throne to be sturdy & solid