ECR4Kids SitWell Wobble Stool, Adjustable Height, Active Seating, Eggplant

I love this wobble chair because it doesn't let me slouch. Like back in time, we used to sit on those huge blowable balls, this is a similar idea, but it doesn't take as much room. It's easy to shove under the desk, easy to change the height of the seat, and also easy to carry with me, if I go somewhere to stay for a longer time and still want to sit nicely and with a good posture.

I, like many reading this review around this period of time (Aug 2020), have set up a virtual learning space for my son do his schoolwork and endless Zoom classes. As a chiropractor, I'm concerned about spinal health, core strength, and posture. So I got this for my kiddo for those reasons as much as I did for other reasons, such as it being great for kinesthetic learners, fidgety kids (mine isn't, but he's active and definitely a K-learner), helping focus, etc. I looked at many different ones. Because I'm an over-thinker-second-guesser, I couldn't commit to a fixed height stool, so I narrowed down to 3 different adjustables. This one won for a balance of price, company rep, simplicity of design, and height range. It arrived this morning right before my son's first class. I pulled it right out of the box, pulled the plastic off (no smell-yay!), was immediately impressed with the quality and heft and lack of assembly needed, adjusted the height for him (at 68 lbs, he isn't heavy enough to do it himself yet, not a bad thing at his age), and off he went, shifting and wobbling like he should. He loves it. He did fall over at one point (wood floors, he was fine), so I put a small rug under it. For all I know he was doing something he shouldn't. For reference, my son is 8 years old, 68 lbs, 4' 4-3/4" tall and he uses it at a standard sized desk, same exact as my husband and I have.

Note: this review is based on a single day of use. If things go awry, I'll be back with an update.Like many people whose jobs are computer-based, I'm now working from home. My ideal work stool is a swopper, so I was looking for something that involved a bit of kinetic engagement. With neither the dedicated home office space nor a $600+ budget, I was looking for something small, relatively lightweight, and affordable. That's where this stool comes in. As a shorty, I saw that several similar stools would have been far too tall for me. As someone with both a toddler and a tall partner, I wanted something adjustable. This model hit all the marks, and orange is one of my favorite accent colors.It arrived yesterday and it's a hit. It's intuitive to raise and lower, seems sturdy, and I already feel my back and shoulder pain going away. Overall: if you have a small workspace, a need for adjustable seating, and want that seating to involve a little bit of core engagement, this one is a great choice.

This is sturdy, versatile, easy to raise/lower, has good balance. Tilts just enough to lean over to weed but DOES NOT fall over or collapse.

Bought five of these for my classroom of 6th graders. I have 10 "Kore seats" already, but after 5 years, the tops on a few have begun to crack, so I thought I'd try these. They seem very sturdy and are heavier than the Kore seats, which I like so they can sustain the use by 11 year olds. However, they come in a box without any instructions. They are already put together, but after removing from box and lifting to the height I would need to sit on it (by using a button under the seat), I can't figure out how to lower or adjust the height and pushing the button and lifting up or pushing down does not make it move at all...not sure how to figure out how to adjust them, although I don't really want students adjusting them, I would like to know the secret.

This stool fits easily under my small vintage desk! It is fun to sit on, it allows lots of movement and reaching. You can even rock. It is attractive, unobtrusive, light weight, very portable, and the height is easy to adjust. I like the convenience of the stool turning around on a hard floor. It may or may not turn on a rug. I have only tried to turn on one rug and it did not work. The price was very reasonable! It is everying I was looking for plus more.It may help for you to know that I an an eldery woman with ADHD. ADHD was not a reason for ny choice.

My kids love this wobble chair. It's great to keep them engaged at the table while getting out some extra wiggles. I have 3 kiddos and we only purchased one to check it out. We have to rotate who gets to use it each day. This wobble chair, a yoga ball and a regular chair get rotated on a daily basis. Either one of those are preferred over a regular boring uncomfortable chair, which is still currently in the rotation. :) We would love to see this wobble chair available in blue and pink, so they can each have their own preferred color. I would definitely purchase this same chair again. I may even get one for myself. Height adjusts for me (6') down to my 8 year old. We sit at a regular height table and it works for all of us.

We bought this for our 3rd grader (for virtual learning, yea! 😭) who has to be the wiggliest kid I have ever seen. EVER! He still spins, tilts, and wobbles in this stool but it has helped him at least stay at the desk. He has tipped it and fell but he was really leaning in it. This is one of the more expensive stools but it is really nice. Very well made, rubber at the bottom, comfy to sit in. The height adjuster is easy to use and doesn’t have “levels” more like an office chair that you adjust to whatever you need. I’ve tried it for a little and for an adult it works great as a posture helper. Maybe we will be allowed to have it at school for him when they go back.