My daughter loves this chair. We took it to school and she sits on the one we ordered first and now she has one at home, too. Much less whining when she has to sit and do some homework or reading. It is well worth the price. My daughter is 9 (140 cm) and is really happy with both chairs now. :)

I am absolutely thrilled with this wobble chair! My child has ADHD and used to struggle significantly with reading tasks—there were often tears and frustration because sitting still was so difficult. Since we got this chair, everything has changed. Being able to rock and move while reading allows my child to channel that extra energy, which has led to much better focus and reading comprehension. No more crying, just productive learning! It is sturdy, high-quality, and worth every penny. Thanks, Vevor! :)

In general I like my wobble stool pretty well. It’s not too heavy and the handle and circular base make it very easy to move around. Freedom to move and swivel are good. The low circular base is compact and avoids creating a trip hazard (I also have an IKEA wobble stool with legs which people used to trip over so I’ve moved that one elsewhere). ‘Not sure that the overall concept (requiring both feet on the ground) is right for everyone though — to relieve lower back aches, sometimes it’d feel better to put one foot up on a footrest …but then it’d be unstable of course. I’m planning to use it with a small foot-stool to overcome that.