Review on 🪑 Grey Padded Office Desk Chair with Adjustable Height Active Learning Stool - Rocking, Wobble, and Tilting Motion by Christina Love

So far I like it very much. It's definitely a conversation starter and seems like a healthy alternative to sitting passively. However, this chair is anything but passive. This will definitely address your core and back. This chair can also help improve your posture, but it's not magic. I mean, it seems very natural at first to adopt good posture when you tilt your chair forward at about a 75° angle and use your legs for stabilization (that's how you should be sitting in that position). sit on this seat like a stool in a shop), but you can slouch. As said, good posture goes without saying at first, but this chair will initially tire you out after a few hours of sitting. Try the chair out for a few hours a day at first, and once you start flexing, return to your old chair for the rest of the day. The next day, try walking a little longer before switching back. But don't expect to sit in it all day when you first get it, and don't get used to it or it will lose its value. Everyone always wants to know how easy it is to fall into such a chair. Well, it's definitely possible. I almost fell a couple of times but it was always something I caused myself. I mean I never started to lose my balance when using this chair for its intended purpose as described above with both feet on the floor and leaning forward. But if I put your feet on the base and start spinning like a (guilty) boy, this can happen. And if, like me, you tend to cross one leg over the other, like you're sitting on a sun lounger and see fireworks on the fourth, and say to yourself, 'I have good balance, that's not going to happen "It's going to happen. You need two feet on the ground to make sure you don't lose your balance, but I'll say that the challenge of slipping one shoe over the other and using your torso to balance is one of the most fun and *lovable* parts of this chair. I would buy it again but I can't stress, don't throw away your second chair until you can sit in it 8 hours a day without bending over.