Isokinetics Fitness Ball Chair - with Choice of 52cm Ball and a Pump
Posted by rollfitness on
September 1, 2008
Isokinetics Fitness Ball Chair - with Choice of 52cm Ball and a Pump
Binding : Misc.
ProductGroup : Sports
Manufacturer : Isokinetics Inc.
Brand : Isokinetics Inc.
Label : Isokinetics Inc.
Publisher : Isokinetics Inc.
Studio : Isokinetics Inc.
- Factory direct price: same manufacturer, same quality, same design as sold by others
- Includes a 52cm ball, available in your choice of colors, and a pump. 300 pound limit.
- Bonus - Comes with an exclusive "no-guess" exercise ball tape for proper inflation
- Frame color is black with silver flakes. Cushion and wheels are black. Rolling base with 5 wheels
- 4 wheel height positions and 4 back support positions accommodate a wider range of body heights
Isokinetics Ball Chairs are the same chairs sold by others, only at a manufacturer direct price. No middleman means no need to pay more! And, we provide all of our chairs with a 1 year guarantee. As an additional bonus, we provide an exclusive exercise ball measuring tape that takes the guesswork out of inflating your ball. Sitting on an exercise ball while at home or work promotes flexibility, coordination, motor skills, core strengthening, and balance. Your body, when positioned on top of an exercise ball, is constantly making small adjustments, often imperceptible, to remain balanced and thus is constantly exercising a large group of muscles in doing so. By strengthening your body's core muscle group you help improve your posture, have better balance and guard against back injuries. It may take time before your body becomes accustom to sitting on an exercise ball, since your core muscles may not have gotten much exercise previously. Start by using it 10 to 15 minutes a day and gradually work your way up. If you have had back problems or injuries, make sure to consult your physician or therapist first. Note: We provide a small pump for free for you to have a way to inflate your ball. However, exercise balls require a lot of air and it will take a lot of pumping with the free pump. So, you may want to consider purchasing at this time a high volume air pump, especially if you use exercise balls a lot or have other things you often inflate, like pool toys or air mattresses.
Okay chair. (2009-05-28)
This chair is definitely a conversation piece. It was very easy to put together and the black ball looks great with the silver frame with black flecks. It is comfortable and it's nice that there is a back rest. But, for the same that reason I don't like leather seats in a vehicle, plastic is way too hot to sit on at your desk all day long. It has been returned.
Great Chair! (2009-03-30)
It's a great office chair. Follow the inflationn instructions to the letter. When you first get the chair it may seem the the ball is too small. You have to fill the ball partially and let it sit over night. The ball will be able to be inflated to the full size the next day. It's comfortable, holds your body in the correct alignment, and a conversation piece. I love it.
looks funny, feels great! (2009-03-21)
I had this delivered to my office. Far more comfortable than a regular office chair, and also an improvement on just the ball alone. I found that I was bracing the regular ball I was sitting on with my heels, which seemed to tighten my hamstrings. Not good for my running. So when I replaced ball with this ball-in-a-chair, I got the comfort I needed, I was sitting up straighter, and no problems with the hammies.
Best Chair Ever! (2009-03-10)
This chair is the best desk chair ever. I have chronic back problems, this has all but eliminated my back pain. It makes your posture straight, no slouching allowed, without you realizing what is going on. The wheels roll nicely. I don't really use the back rest but I have had other people try it who do use the backrest. I would highly recommend this chair. I have moved my old desk chair to another room.
Nice desk chair (2009-03-08)
I had a ball chair from a different company and was pleased with it until the front ball support snapped off and I landed on the floor on my tailbone. This chair seems much more secure and I have no fear of falling off. I don't know why any of them bother with a back rest. As you have to sit on top of the ball, it's not comfortable at all to try to lean back on the support. The wheels don't lock so one must make sure one is taking the seat right on top so the chair doesn't roll backwards as you are sitting down. But overall, I do like the much sturdier feel of this chair (the other was a plastic base) and it is very comfortable if you have lower back problems.
