Vivora Luno - Sitting Ball Chair for Office, Dorm, and Home, Lightweight Self-Standing Ergonomic Posture Activating Exercise Ball Solution with Handle & Cover, Classroom & Yoga

In the instructions you are told not to be frightened of over-doing it It is expanding. * Do not overdo it It is expanding. Please be sure to get the Vivora device all the way to 100% when you set up your product! let the inner ball pop when pumping the outer cover. Keep pumping until the inner ball is tight to the outer cover. We are convinced that you should really *After all, it's just a rumor.

Shay Oneill

| Nov 25, 2020

The old office chair was tossed and I selected a ball in its place. A regular exercise ball had been used in the past, but I found it to be a bit difficult to control This chair moved around a lot, required constant air replenishment, and did not allow me to sit up as straight as I would have liked. Having bought the standard size in Anthracite (which is just a grey, see photos) and felt material, I must say first the instructions suggest that if the ball cannot be inflated with the pump they provide the last step can be completed with a bicycle pump. As a matter of fact, I had no trouble inflating my ball at all, and I did not have a bike pump. You have to know that this ball is damn hard. To be honest, it was difficult to adjust at first. After using it and dealing with a slightly sore ass, I was sitting up straight and had amazing posture while I was on it. Could have deflated it a little, but using it kept me from getting a sore ass. The chair should not be used in place of a regular office chair if you want to replace it completely. As I transition from 8 hours of sitting to standing and using the Vivora ball, I am gaining strength and flexibility. The first time I use this ball, I do sit on the floor on a cushion to provide my back muscles and my core with a rest. It is a struggle to go from being almost exclusively sedentary to this ball and standing. I had no problem inflating the ball as I mentioned, and you put the ball into the cover before inflating it - there was no problem with the inflation. It was not difficult to align the zipper with the inflating hole on the ball, but I did have to finesse it slightly to get the inflation hole lined We may have taken 15 or 20 minutes to complete the process However, I tend to get distracted easily after a period of 20 minutes. In my opinion, it would probably take less time for a more focused person. Moreover, if you're going to use it at the office, I recommend you inflate the ball onsite anyway (despite the handle being great for carrying It is a carpet ball I'm using. As far as I can tell, it stays that way. There is a material on the bottom that provides grip so that the bag won't move. You can see what I mean if you look at the pictures. My pets also cling to the ball due to their fur. There is no need for me to worry about it, and it bothers me not. It would be best to get a different color or choose another material if you would feel bothered by it. *The ball is 24 inches tall, but it could be used at around 22 inches if it were There is an extraordinary amount of light in the ball. Exercise balls are clunky and hard to maneuver, which is one of the biggest problems I face with them The majority of the time, I end up carrying it around instead of kicking There is no doubt that the Vivora has a fantastic It can apparently be used as a birthing ball and even outside. I was unaware of what a birthing ball was, but it seems feasible. That means it's a 3 in 1 product. I like that it moves small and is fairly hard, even though it is still usable for someone who fidgets The ball can be used by someone with ADHD who likes to jump up and down, bounce back and forth, move around backwards, sit with one leg, or without a leg, etc. I like to play with it. It was only $50 and I have used it more than I expected. If you are going to use this everyday, I would suggest getting something fancier than felt. But hey, the ball was only $50 and I have gotten more use out of it than I ever expected. Also, if you're curious, here is a picture The ergonomic chair that I sat in at work cost $1500 or more. I experienced lower back pain as a result. Do you think you'd be able to use the Vivora ball while standing? It has been much less painful than expected. My body is still acclimatizing and I have some tenderness in my body. The truth is, it is hard to say what caused it, as once again I am standing for work. I would highly recommend this ball and encourage people to get rid of.

Addilyn Ross

| Aug 03, 2020

Yoga ball is amazing - I love it so much There is no wrinkling on the cover and it does stand up. The standard size fits fine for my small Ikea desk while I work remotely, I can barely fit my legs underneath when it's fully inflated, and I use it at home at my small Ikea desk. Up until recently, I was a raving fan As part of my rebounding exercise on the ball, I bounce gently for ten minutes in order to get my lymphatic system going (it is a chronic illness and I After just a few minutes, the ball began to lose its firmness, and no matter how many times I reinflated it, it would not remain in its original shape. Bounce your way to health with yoga balls! I have terrible back pain from sitting on it (sitting on a yoga ball that has not been fully inflated is really bad for your back! do not have an alternative chair. Even though I love the chair, I'm sorry that it's no longer available. The ball I ordered is going to be replaced and I think it will be fine again, but of course I wish I didn't have to spend the money on another ball and I'm dreading the amount of effort it took to get it into the cover. In that case, I am not sure if I should recommend this As much as I love it, I also dislike With the cover, I like it so much better than an uncovered ball. I like how it looks, how it stands on its own, how much more convenient it is to sit on it than an uncovered ball. Meanwhile, the ball inside is unreliable, so you'll have to pay $50 to $100 for the ball Upon receipt of the yoga ball cover, you will need to pay $100.

Denver Contreras

| Apr 29, 2021

A copy of this was on my wife's wish list. This is a really fun thing, and I'm in love with it. The first thing I thought was, 'This is just another yoga ball. ' There is no point in saying more. Those items tend to get destroyed in our house because of the two kids. All other ones never last as long as this one. There is a vastly superior level of comfort to sitting on this chair. The fabric is fantastic, not to mention it's more attractive than For someone the size of me, around 275, I find that this chair gives me just enough support and does not cause my back pain after sitting for a long time like I have also noticed a noticeable difference in my posture. I had no problems setting up the computer. To make sure that when you blow up the bag, the hole should line up with the zipper, so if you have to add more air, it will be easy to access. Only downside I can see in pursuing this is now both of my children.

Aubrie Meyers

| Jan 06, 2021

It's been a while since I received my package. It was purchased for me as I spend a lot of time at my desk and suffer from poor posture and Scoliosis is a condition I have, so the product only made it worse. So I decided to order As a result, I hope to see significant improvements in my back pain and posture. It took about 5 minutes to unpack and inflate the package. It is a very good package with no issues regarding inventory, etc. When the package was unpacked and fully inflated the process took less than 5 minutes. It is probably a sign that you need to hit the gym more if you have trouble getting the ball fully inflated inside the cover. Although the felt feels like those scratchy fire blankets I used to dislike in the military, I have no problem sitting on my ball naked unless I'm having a glass of wine. Although the product is what it claims to be, in hindsight I practically paid for a workout ball with a cover that has a 1000% Having said that, I did buy it specifically for its looks, so that's fine with me.

Moshe Mendoza

| Dec 24, 2020