ECR4Kids ACE Active Core Engagement Wobble Stool, 15-Inch Seat Height, Flexible Seating, Blue

This stool was a life saver. We spent five weeks trying to find a good location, desk, and chair situation for our five year old’s virtual kindergarten. Five weeks of nothing keeping him in front of the iPad for more than 2 minutes at a time. Then we got the desk pictured and swapped out its chair for this wobble stool. And finally, he starting sitting for most of the class. He loves this stool. He uses the desk and stool outside of class for other things (like “fixing” his toys).The stool is very sturdy. It’s been stood on, knelt on, wobbled HARD, thrown, kicked, rolled around, knocked around by two 80lb dogs, you name it. After five months of use and abuse, it looks like new. No scratches, tears, or chips.Hybrid learning will start in a few weeks (2 days in school, 3 days at home). His school has a flexible seating arrangement. We will be buying a second wobble stool to send to school.This is the 15” stool used by a five year old who is 47” tall and the desk is set to 25” high.

I can not say enough how awesome these are! This stools withstood a lot of use and did not break or show wear. They’re easy to wipe down and clean. They’re sturdy to sit and rock on, even an adult can sit on them. They don’t tip too much and I rarely saw a child fall off. If they did, they could always catch themselves much easier than falling out of a regular chair. This increased participation in activities. All kids were able to focus so much better on one of these especially kids with ADHD. I would buy this for every child if I could. I also loved the angles at the top which made it so the kids could hold on (you don’t think they’d need to, but the do when they’re squirmy. This worked well at a regular sized child’s school table. The 15” size was a little big for preschoolers (still able to sit, but feet dangled). But worked well for 1st-6th grade with the perfect fit being at 2nd grade. I would buy the 15” if working with elementary because like I said even as an adult I could still sit on it. The kids all preferred this stool to a chair when given the option.

I teach 2nd grade and was looking for seating options that fit the needs of my students, meaning they can work at their desk but still rock and wiggle. I have a few students who like to attempt balancing acts with their chairs while rocking them back and forth, balance on one leg, etc. It usually ends with them falling out of their chair which is a safety hazard and a distraction. I knew the design of this chair was what I needed and the price was the biggest selling point...since its coming out of my own pocket. It arrived sooner than quoted already assembled and my students LOVED it and it worked wonderfully. My students who really like to push their gravitational limits on their regular chairs were able to do all their wiggly stunts without falling over or causing a distraction. I ordered a 2nd and will order more. The design is sturdy and it's much more affordable than other brands.

I got 1 for my first graders at my computer station and they all love it, so I have purchased 2 more. They are sturdy and no assembly is required! They don't wobble as much as their competitors (the $60+ ones that are plastic and blue) but the competitor chairs scratch up the floor and these don't. These chairs have a rubber bottom which is nice as it keeps them in one place better and doesn't scratch the floors. Good deal for the money I am saving up so I can get a full set of 6 for all my classroom computers. I also love how they come in a range of colors.

I purchased the 15" for my 8 year old but realized very quickly when it arrived that it would be too short for his real desk at home. It's too low for him and it doesn't help him reach his desk at home (which is from pottery teen). Sooo we may have to get a bigger one. It is great on carpet and seems to be super sturdy. I do love the construction of it and looks like it will last. But just not sure about this height and feel that I may return it for a taller one.

My daughter has ADHD and can’t sit still - this chair helps her focus because she can be wiggling around on the chair and still stay focused at her desk.

This was too small for my 3rd-grade grandson, so I sent it back. Very easy process.

Bought this for my grand daughter who has ADHD and sensory processing disorder. Getting her to stay on task for ANY seat work was like trying to nail Jello to a wall. This wobble chair allows her to ‘wiggle’ while seated...it’s perfect! It has even helped with reading. We made it through 3 BOB books—in a row! She still needs 1 to 1 supervision to stay on task, but this chair has helped so much. For reference, we ordered the ‘eggplant’ color—the 15in size. We use it with a standard IKEA $9.99 ‘LACK’ table (18 in tall, table top is 22in x 22 in). Our grand daughter is 5, weighs about 55 pounds & is about 3’8”.

We love this amazing little sit