Sitness 20 - The German Balance Point Stool

Recommended by: Michael Kiely
Sitness 20 - The German Balance Point Stool
Sitness 20 - The German Balance Point Stool Sitness 20 - The German Balance Point Stool Sitness 20 - The German Balance Point Stool Sitness 20 - The German Balance Point Stool

I really don't understand most ergonomic office chairs, I never actually sit the way the chair manufacturers expect me to sit. There's something new on the market and it solves this problem. The new Sitness 20 - German Balance Point Stool ($199) not only looks cool, but it actually allows you a free range of motion while maintaining proper posture and strengthening your back muscles. Go ahead and sway back and forth or sway side to side, but feel free to get comfortable for once while toiling away endlessly at your office computer. Stylish looks, effective support, fun to sit on and a great price makes this 100% Green Head Recommended! Let us know in the Comments what you think and also what type of office chair works best for you. - Comments: 6( 6)

  • Promotes proper posture
  • Very portable
  • Height and tension adjustable

COMMENTS (6)

by Anonymous on April 14, 2006 3:16 pm
I want to sit on one, just to try it. The concept makes sense.
by Anonymous on April 28, 2006 9:03 pm
A yoga ball serves the same purpose and is cheaper.
by Anonymous on November 8, 2006 12:23 pm
It is no longer available at Hammacher.com
by Anonymous on November 8, 2006 1:31 pm
I updated the link, it's now available at Stacks and Stacks, even better they have it in multiple colors.

Thanks for the Heads Up!

Michael
The Green Head Crew
by Anonymous on January 10, 2007 8:36 am
I just got one of these chairs. The photo depicting the stool bending from side to side is deceptive. In fact, the only way the stool will slant at those angles is if the base is also tipped off of the floor, which isn't shown in the photo, just fyi.
by Guest on August 26, 2007 11:27 am
If you are researching 'Active Sitting' options like the Sitness 20, Swopper, Bungee Chairs, Air Disks, Inflatable Balance Balls, etc, you may be interested in the stuff at ergo360.com