Ergonomic Stool for Active Sitting (Plum)

Sturdy easy to move around the room, this seat is a great addition to the classroom. Even the adults try to come and sit on the kids seats.

This was the perfect height for me at 5’4”,but it kept deflating - and is challenging to re-inflate. I tried a basketball pump which did the trick until I sat in it - deflated again.So - I do not recommend this product.

Very comfortable. Perfect height! I love it! Engages your core.

I purchased the ErgoErgo, which is supposed to be a fine height for adults. I’m 5’4”. The only way I can sit on it with feet fully flat on the floor, is if the Ergo is slightly tilted forward. Even then, my legs are not at a 90 degree angle…they are beyond at 270 angle. And I don’t have short legs (in comparison to my height). When the Ergo is completely upright, my heels come off the floor approx. 2 inches. I will have to return for a child’s size. Things to consider: This item is a hard plastic that you inflate. I have it inflated fully so that the top seat is convex (bubbled up). If it were shorter, I would find it more comfortable, but will most likely need to get a soft cushion or take a few days to let my butt get used to it. I like how it accommodates my movements.

It lasted me about a year and worked great before the seat caved in. There's no obvious way to punch it back up.I am 5'5" and weigh 125 lbs in case you are wondering why it caved.

I bought this in December and am the only one that uses it. I do like the chair and it's comfortable, however I am WELL under the weight limit but the chair constantly compresses down (getting shorter) every time I use it. It reinflates once left alone but is pretty unusable overall. I am contacting the warranty place about it. Very frustrating.

It takes a little getting used to the Ergo Ergo Stool but it is worth the effort. I've found I can work at my desk for longer periods of time without developing the aches and pains that result from sitting in standard chairs. The stool is definitely wobbly but the motion is great for preventing stiffness.

I have two plum ergo-ergo stools in my classroom. One is a computer chair and a portable stool to work with indoor small group and one is a desk chair. I often let antsy students use one stool just for the movement. I’m thinking about ordering several more for my active students.I fill my stand and activity(set for 820) rings every day with these stools.