XGYLVFEI65cm Sitting Ball Chair for Office, Dormitory and Home, Pilates Exercise Yoga Ball with Cover, Lightweight Self-Standing Ergonomic Posture Activated Exercise Ball with Handle

I was looking for a new chair due to hip pain. This is perfect for my desk, perfect height formy desk. The cover is nice and the grips on the cover are perfect for keeping it in place

So, I had a rubber/plastic sitting ball at my computer for months. And I think it's a good idea to sit on one instead of a regular chair, because balancing is good passive exercise. But you don't want a rubber ball if you have a cat that likes to jump up behind you and could puncture the ball. So I tried this one because of the fabric cover. It's a good, thick felt-like cover that, so far, is resistant to cat claws. Like I said, it's a little smaller than I anticipated, but still works fine. No issues inflating, just line the valve up with the slot in the cover. But forget the silly little plastic pump that comes with it. Use a tire or air mattress pump.

I wanted to try a yoga ball chair to see if it would reduce strain on my back, but I wanted something that looked a little nicer than just a yoga ball. I was hesitant because this one was more expensive than just a gym yoga ball, but after using it for about a month I have to say that I love this ball and cover. The cover is thick felt, high quality, and comfortable. It looks nice with my furniture. I had a minor issue and contacted the seller, who was extremely responsive and resolved the issue quickly. I have had to add a very small amount of air maybe once - but it’s winter in Illinois and everything loses air pressure. Overall the ball really does hold the air well. Make sure you turn the ball inside the cover as you inflate it so the valve is just under the zipper for easy air topping off. The first few weeks I used this the muscles between my shoulder blades felt tight, as the ball keeps you in a much better posture - and I was used to slouching. I find that the slight bouncing and balancing keeps my back looser, and I notice that when I stand up, my back is noticeably less stiff than when using a regular chair. I thought I’d trade off between the ball and the chair, but I use the ball 100% of the time. When I’m on zoom calls I lift my legs and can feel my core engaging as I balance.

Bella the Yoga Ball is helping my son with Down Syndrome strengthen his core while sitting at the kitchen table. Bella bounces…so there’s that bit of extra exercise & Mom uses it for a quick 5 min exercise routine while watching her favorite show. Bella is purple but she comes with a strong durable think felt cover ( zipper) which helps with my fear of her getting popped somehow…ya know…kids & pets & all 😳 We have ordered a plastic base with grooves so we can use a stretchy cord with handles to work arms. Bella snoozes under the table when not in use. 😊Only drawback is the seams on top can sometimes rub you the wrong way ( legs on ball) but I’m sure that can be remedied by a towel when using for a long time. Bella also has some grips on the bottom to keep it from slipping.👍She did get a drop of jelly on her last week ( lunch) but it wiped up quickly with a damp microfiber cloth.All in all… a Good Purchase… & the handle makes it super easy to use & move around.Even a person with disabilities can get some gentle exercise just by bouncing at the table ( for support if needed). Every household needs a “Bella “ 😊

i thought it would help me not slouch, but i still slouch, just differently, lol. anyway, it's not the balls' fault. the ball and cover are great. i keep it in the living room, guests love it.