Ball Chair Ergonomic Office Chair

Ball Chair Ergonomic Office Chair is a new and exciting ergonomic chair for the office was designed by a group of physicians, health practitioners and engineers in Switzerland to promote correct posture, to help strengthen the muscles in the abdominal area and the spine, and to take stress off the back and neck. The egg-shaped ball chair does not compress discs in the spine, like a regular chair. Most people who sit in front of a computer or at a desk for prolonged time periods with a regular office chair assume poor posture. It results in flattening of the lumbar spine and altered head carriage. This can result in chronic lower back pain, weak abdominal muscles, and neck problems that often lead to headaches.

Prolonged sitting can also cause poor circulation in the legs resulting in painful leg cramps or the sensation of the legs falling asleep. The ball chair ergonomic chair for the office enables individuals to achieve proper posture. The egg-shaped flexible ball chair allows free movement of the body - up and down, back and forth, and side to side – for the body to find the best posture to relieve and prevent back pain.

An award-winning product at the world's most prestigious International Invention Conference. The ergochair ergonomic chair won Best New Invention in the furniture category, out of 1,000 entries from 42 countries. The ergochair is patented in the U.S. and Europe.

Ball Chair Ergonomic Office Chair

Benefits

Ball chair is easy to assemble.
Air pump is enclosed and is easy to inflate the modern chair.
The egg-shaped inflatable chair ball chair can be inflated or deflated to the desired height for different individuals.
The egg-shaped ergonomic chair can be removed from the chair frame and used for stretching and exercising. Exercise manual included with purchase.
Exercise ball chair can improve posture in as little as one week .
The posture chair exercise and strengthen the muscles while you seat.
Height is 27 inches when assembled.
Width between arm rests measures 23 inches.
The ergonomic chair can hold up to 1400 lbs. of pressure.

Product Code: KEN-KS-13000

Indications

Chronic neck pain, back pain, spinal pain.

Here's what people are saying about the Ball Chair!

"Sitting can be hazardous to our health. More and more time is spent sitting in front of computers than ever before. As a health care provider, I see the results of this type of sitting every day in my clinical practice: neck pain, back pain, shoulder pain, arm and hand pain, numbness in the fingers and forearms, hemorrhoids, weak abdominal muscles, eye strain. The list goes on and the afflictions are affecting an every-younger segment of the population. An important approach to reducing these afflictions of sitting is to develop better ideas about sitting itself.

This is the reason why I am so interested in the ergochair ball chair. The ErgoChair Ball chairr represents a new approach to sitting. Sitting in the ErgoChair can actually enhance one's health. The dynamics of sitting in the ErgoChair facilitates spinal health and the circulation of cerebral-spinal fluid. Pressure is reduced on the spinal discs. The ergonomic chair helps condition and strengthen the abdominal and back muscles."

- Richard Gold, PHD, LAC

"Just this past month I had a major neck surgery, and have been housebound for the past four weeks. Quite frankly, it is my opinion that your ErgoChair has allowed me to comfortably do so, even while my cervical spine was healing. The Ergonomic Office Chair seems to entirely take the strain off my back and neck; something I suspect is due to its automatically letting the spine return to its natural, anatomical position, unlike most conventional desk chairs.

It would be my recommendation that anyone who has a back or neck problem would likely to find this product to improve their overall condition, and that they should get one without delay.

Also, I am quite impressed with the Ergo ball seat, and its dual use. Many patients will find this physical therapy aide to be invaluable."

- Mitchell S. Nudelman, MD, JD, FCLM