FitBALL Seating Disc
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Average Customer Rating(21 ratings)
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Featured Customer ReviewShould be described as being nubby on one side and smooth on... [ read more ]
By roblor from Baltimore MD
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Features
FitBALL Seating Disc
- Mimics the FitBALL exercise ball
- Most versatile fitness & rehabilitation tool
- Use as balance disc or seating cushion
Product Overview
FitBALL Seating Disc
FitBALL Seating Disc
The FitBALL Seating Disc is an air-filled disc that has an unique dome-shaped top that mimics the FitBALL exercise ball. One of the most versatile fitness and rehabilitation tools available, the FitBALL Seating Disc can be used as a standard balance disc or as an active sitting seat cushion. The Seating Disc is 15" in diameter and comes in iridescent blue. Separate Pump required.
The FitBALL Seating Disc Jr. is the smaller version of our best-selling FitBALL Seating Disc. The FitBALL Seating Disc Jr. is 12" in diameter and comes in green.
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FitBALL Seating Disc Reviews Summary
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16 out of 20 recommended this product to their friends
Top Pros
Sturdy Construction (16)
Versatile (7)
Good Grip (5)
One size fits all (1)
Easy to inflate (1)
Top Cons
Can be cold at first (1)
VERY uncomfortable (1)
Limited Function (1)
Punctures Easily (1)
Loses Shape (1)
Top Best Uses
Improving Core Strength (10)
Rehab (6)
Improves focus (1)
Improves posture (1)
Sports Training (1)
Pros:
Sturdy Construction.
Versatile.
Good Grip.
Best Uses:
Seating helps.
Describe Yourself:
Rarely Workout.
We purchased this on advice from our Occupational therapist to help our son who has Autism, strengthen his core muscles, and to help him stay in his seat. He has Sensory Intigration Disorder as well and has trouble with equlibrium and knowing where he is in "space." The disc helps him stay centered in his seat, and helps him not to fall out.
by Jake from Utah
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
6 out of 7 found this review helpful
Good back support
by Kym desk jokey from St. Paul MN
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Pros:
Sturdy Construction.
Best Uses:
Improving Core Strength.
Describe Yourself:
Casual/ Recreational.
I used mine for 4 hours and then, it punctured. However, I now know why. It had to do with the angle of entry of the plastic air plug. Therefore, please make sure you sit on the "SMOOTH" side, not the textured side!!!! Secondly, make sure the air hole is place nearest to the back of your seat. These 2 precautionary measure will aleviate the problem of it puncturing. Fitball replaced mine at no charge under warranty so "very good customer service". [...] Another important item. It really hurt my butt. No joke, it was painful after 1 to 2 hours sitting on the darn thing. I went ahead and put a leather type conference folder on top of the seating disc and hoo-ray, butt pain was eliminated.. Even with the folder on top, it is still very effective in strenghtening my core.
by jk from Chicago, IL
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
Pros:
Sturdy Construction.
Good Grip.
Best Uses:
Desk Jockey Pain Relief.
Describe Yourself:
Gym Rat.
Like a lot of people, I spend 8+ hours a day sitting at a desk. It's the back pain special. This seating disk actually does help-- I use it for a couple of hours out of the day, and it changes things up and keeps things unstable enough that my back bothers me noticeably less. It's not the world's most comfortable thing-- you work harder to sit and it makes my butt a little sore-- but definitely worth it. I haven't tried it for more active pursuits yet, but it's certainly sturdy enough to withstand whatever abuse I might throw at it...
by Min from Tucson, AZ
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
9 out of 11 found this review helpful
Pros:
Sturdy Construction.
Versatile.
Good Grip.
Gym Quality.
releases back pressure .
Best Uses:
Rehab.
Improving Core Strength.
General Fitness.
Sports Training.
Describe Yourself:
Casual/ Recreational.
Conditioning Exerciser.
Release pressure on my lower back while sitting at my deck.
by KC from Franklin,NC
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
3 out of 4 found this review helpful
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 How does one fill the FitBall Seating disk with air?
Asked on Sep 30, 2012 4:11:47 PM by roger
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With the same kind of pump as the exercise balls use. Bike pump should work as well. It doesn't take that much air.
Answered on Nov 22, 2013 12:44:46 PM by Daisy from NY
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What is the max weight for sitting?
Asked on Jun 10, 2011 5:04:21 AM by Cougar
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I weigh well over 200lbs and I use the jr one :) Think you're probably safe!
Answered on Nov 29, 2011 8:25:42 AM by Mary from Ohio
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Part Number(s): 115 0999, 851 0122
Mfg Part Number(s): FBSDJR, FBSD
Scrip Part Number(s): 851 0122, 115 0999
How does one fill the FitBall Seating disk with air?
With the same kind of pump as the exercise balls use. Bike pump should work as well. It doesn't take that much air.
What is the max weight for sitting?
I weigh well over 200lbs and I use the jr one :) Think you're probably safe!
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