Trideer Wobble Cushion with Inflation Pump - Wiggle Seat for Sensory Kids(Multiple Colors), Balance Disc (Extra Thick)

I didn’t buy this for a kid - I bought it for myself to practice balance and condition my legs, as I’ve been using one at physical therapy to strengthen the muscles around my hip impingement. This was the cheapest option that seemed similar. I’ve added it to my daily routine, just standing on it with one leg while watching TV, and I enjoy it so far! It feels very comfortable and stable, made of thick material, and it holds ~150lbs of weight with no concerns. It’s easy to inflate / deflate and seems to hold air without issue. It does get kind of warped when over-filled - a temporary symptom that’s easily resolved by releasing some air - but I’ll have to play around more to figure out the perfect inflation amount for my practice.

I bought this to help children who have trouble sitting still during teaching time. The seat has two sides, one has a more defined texture. It helped one student not to lean back in his chair all day! It's a nice size, came with a pump! It was perfect for what I was needing. Seems to be very sturdy and it's a nice color, too. Great product with multiple uses.

Understand your use and proper inflation point and you will likely be OK with this wobble cushion. Sure, if you are missing a pump or needle, or the seam breaks, then you have a complaint. Otherwise, I think the negative reviews I see here are result of lack of understanding. DO NOT over inflate or the cushion will distort and appear to be defective when a dent forms on the edge. That’s purely a matter of physics because too much air was pumped in. As the dome is over pumped upward, the round edge has to dent inward according to physics. Start by just using as much air as will keep The cushion from bottoming out when used. Continue to inflate until you reach the degree of wobble or comfort for your purpose. Remember, cushions are relatively flat – not domed. Some gave it low scores because of odor. Listen, it has a new object odor like virtually all new products when removed from the packaging, especially plastics. Some complained about the discomfort of the knob bumps. Well, unless you’re looking for a tactile sensation, that side goes down when in use. Who would even try to sit on that side!! As my wife pointed out, there’s a “paw” image on one side which goes down. I intend to use this cushion at the recommendation of my physical therapist for ankle exercises. It’ll serve that purpose just fine. I gave it four stars instead of five purely because I think more thorough instructions could be included as to proper inflation relative to the purpose of use. You can tell in the photos that some have included that they have the cushion way, way, way over inflated.

We got this to help children who have trouble sitting still during circle time in our preschool room. The seat has two sides with little rubber pieces, on one side they are more pronounced than on the other side. We have one child that has been able to stay in circle and pay attention while sitting on this mat. It's a nice size, came with a pump ( although we did not need to inflate it, it was perfect for our needs right out of the box). Seems to be very sturdy and it's a nice color too. Great product with multiple uses.

The media could not be loaded. Bought for daughter after physical therapist recommended. Has improved her posture and stability. Size is perfect for her to sit on. So easy to use and works great for the function of strengthening her core.

Im an adult with mild autism and have some stimulation issues. This helps soo much! I like sitting on the spiky side not only does it provide the movement i need but it feels like a nice massage and I feel much comfier sitting in my chair with this under me. It gets all my wiggles out and helps me relax.

I had knee surgery and this was a great aid to my rehab. Very easy to blow up and use and small though to store out of the way!

I bought this wobble cushion with the hope that it would help my kids focus and expend some energy while sitting. It seemed like a great idea in theory, and the cushion itself is well-made and sturdy. However, my kids just don't seem interested in sitting still on it. They use it for a few minutes and then move on to something else. If you have kids who naturally like to fidget or have sensory needs, this might be a great option. But for my kids, it just didn't work out.