Kore Kids Wobble Chair - Flexible Seating Stool for Classroom & Elementary School, ADD/ADHD - Made in The USA - Age 6-7, Grade 1-2, Orange (14in)

I bought 2 of these! I homeschool both my kids. One who has ADHD and can never sit still or concentrate on his work. He would literally get up every couple of seconds to pet the dog, pet the rabbits, get water.......... whatever he could to get up out of his old chair. This wobble chair has helped a lot! He is able to sit and concentrate on his work for longer periods of time. The wobble motion of the chair has allowed him to move without him getting up and leaving his desk.

My kids love to use this chair for homework. Since it "wobbles", it keeps them from feeling the need to move about the room as both of them tend to do while completing homework. The 14 inch chair was a little short for them, so we did exchange it for the 18 inch chair. The 14 inch would be good for younger kids while the 18 inch is perfect for my 7 and 11 year olds, and I can use it as well. It is well made with only three parts. It's super easy to assemble, and I think that it will last for many years. We found that this was a good alternative to pricier wobble stools/chairs. When we did need to make the exchange from the 14 to the 18 inch chair, the company's customer service was so great and shipped our replacement chair to us quickly without any hassle. Overall, I'm very glad we made this purchase.

Easy to assemble. Done in like 20 seconds and that’s because husband and I both sat on it to make sure the ends were securely on the top and bottom circles. There were 4 small pieces of foam on the ‘stem’ part of this chair and like other reviews mentioned, we were worried the whole seat would fall apart and my son might get hurt. Then again my 6 year old trips over nothing anyhow so it’s par for the course and if he fell off this chair or broke it that’s because he was playing rough with it. Otherwise.. it’s awesome for his Zoom class and at least he gets some of his wiggles out! And he also found a new use for it. Spinning on our hardwood floor. Go figure. Anyhow, if you’re expecting a kid friendly stool/toy thingy, that’s exactly what this is and it does it well! We’re happy because kiddo is happy. ^_^

Nice heavy pieces, well put together. Only con is that my wiggly kids will totally flip themselves into the floor with these chairs that just have a hard plastic, rounded base. There is no guard to stop the chair from falling completely over. I wish there were wiggle-components in the seat only and not at the base. I ended up not using them.But that is just my experience of what I was looking for! You can see in the picture what you are getting—the product is very true to the pic! The color is a nice bright blue and extremely easy to assemble. I just didn’t think about my kids’ hyperactivity and if this chair would work for that. I’d say the same about a yoga-ball chair—great solutions for many, just not my ultra-wiggly kids. :)

We have a child who can't sit still during homework so I bought this in hopes that it would help. So far, so good! We've only had it for a few weeks but he can keep his lower body busy wobbling around while he holds his upper body still enough to complete his work. Since it's a stool it also helps him keep his back straight. What a fun way to get proper posture! The chair was recommended by his teacher so we tried it and we're glad we did! We might get our other kids these chairs if it turns out that they wiggle during homework as well.We bought the 18inch chair for our average height 8 year old. I know the chair was mean for teens but we do homework at our kitchen table and needed something that would work with the height of the table. He has no trouble sitting in it and his feet touch the ground while sitting. He does more of a perch on the side than sitting in the middle and this perching doesn't cause the chair to tip over. That's the idea of this great chair! He can wiggle around or sit on it's edge and it's still stable. No scuffs to our hardwood floors either. Great product!

Bought this for a young boy with autism, so far he hasn't used it but other children have and it is very well made.

If no other wobble chair were on the market, I would be happy with this one because it does allow movement--but only if one deliberately tips it. The movement feels jerky and unnatural because of the flat base circled by a sloping edge. The Kore Kids wobble chair arrives in three pieces in a box. The fit, once assembled, is made tight by Velcro on the top and the bottom of the leg that connects the base to the top. That makes me think that the chair will not be overly durable. The chair is of sturdy plastic. If submersed in water, it would fill because it has holes left from when the pieces were molded.Although Hokki wobble chairs are more expensive, I would strongly encourage customers to pay the extra money because the Hokki actually encourages movement that feels smooth and natural. The Hokki base is a hemisphere instead of a flat surface in the middle with slight rounding down to the edges, as in the case of the Kore Kids chair. Consequently, the Hokki encourages movement instead of simply allowing movement. The Hokki also has a wider top and a touch of padding to sit on, which makes it more comfortable. The Hokki has a less abrasive surface against the floor, which has less potential to damage hardwood floors. The Hokki is also one sturdy piece instead of three separate pieces and has no open holes that could allow water/moisture inside. The drawback of a Hokki is that the company refuses to ship them to Alaska.

My son's 3rd grade teacher switched over to these stools for most of the class. It's definitely been an adjustment, but the kids love them, for one, and my son says they get more work done faster despite rocking and a thousand kinds of "user error" (taking them apart, flipping them over to sit on the floor and use the bottom as a writing surface, putting them on their side and sitting on the support, etc). I ordered one for our house and now the 9 & 4yo fight over who gets to use it.For as poor as everyone's posture tends to be at this point in human history, I'll happily keep my kids using these for as long as possible. Assuming they're being used correctly, there's no way to sit on them BUT with correct posture.

Product not good for bare floor. No texture on bottom. Probably be okay on carpet.

My students love it!

Awesome for kids who need to keep moving. Durable

Sturdy and easy to put together.

Easy to put together and sees sturdy. Am using this as an alternative seating option for my upper elementary students and they love them!