Wobble Stool Standing Desk, Flexible Seating Adjustable Office Ergonomic Seating, Wobble Stools for Alternative Classroom Seating, Active ADHD Chair, Wiggle Chairs

Great stool and seems like a great alternative to the more expensive Focal Pivot Seat and Muvman seats. I did a lot of research into alternatives and finally settled on the Wobble Stool.Also, I prefer this soft, concave seat opposed to the hard, convex seat of the Focal Pivot. It's like a combination of the Focal Pivot Seat ($280) and the Muvman sit/stand stool ($600)The base is solid and permits me to be active without losing stability. Adjustable height is good and seems like it'd be close to be able to use for a standard desk, in addition to my standup desk.One small hit/criticism - the plastic cover at the bottom of the stool (top of the bar) doesn't attach very well, but it has ZERO bearing on the comfort and usability of the stool.Excellent stool.

Love the flexibility and diversity of this stool, it does become uncomfortable to sit on for long periods however I use with a sit to stand desk so am able to adjust and reposition easily

I wasn't sure about this stool at first. I have a bad back and needed to get a work station that allowed me to sit and stand, depending on what my back would tolerate. This stool seemed to work for that, as well as to help strengthen my core (which my PT said I needed.) I have had the stool for a few weeks now and I have to say it is awesome! You can easily adjust it for either a standing desk height or a normal sitting desk height. I originally had felt the poor circulation if I sat too long on the stool. What you need to know is this stool is NOT for sitting, its for leaning. The review that helped me was to understand just your gluteus maximus should be on the edge of the stool, not in the center. The base would be slanted (maybe 8-12" behind your rear). Then, no numbness. This allows you to also stand up in front of the stool without having to move it (so you can judge the proper distance.) Also, I can actually feel the soreness of my muscles on my sides as they are being 'worked' while balancing myself on the stool.

Firm but comfortable seat. Base allows for core activation without unnecessary unsteadiness.

I bought this in April 2020 and now there is a huge crack under the seat.I can still sit in it, but I can no longer adjust it. For the price of it, I didn't think it would have this sort of problem.UPDATE: Seat base has completely cracked through and broken off.

So if you go into this with the expectation of this as a disposable chair, for $20 a month, it's not too bad. The problem is that there's plastic clips that tend to fail around 6 months. Now I am 6' 200 so if you weight a buck 'o five you'll not likely experience this problem. Also working from home means this chair sees more use ( work + non-work ) than it would otherwise. So... yeah. $20 a month.

Like many others, the covering of the set required an overly extreme lean angle to stop sliding that induced a rolling rick with the chair. I returned it.

...is a fun change from sitting in a chair and/or standing! The base is heavy but not enough to cause a back strain picking it up. I'm not too fond of the blue which I thought was more navy. I'm 5’2 and at the lowest level, this fits me great! It does adjust up for taller people. Like I said if you are clumsy, be careful!