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Gaiam Classic Balance Ball Chair, Stability Seat

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Color: Charcoal


Features

  • BOOST ENERGY LEVELS: Featuring the same yoga ball as the exercise guide, this chair helps to boost energy levels and increase productivity with an active body and a focused and engaged min
  • RECOMMENDED USER HEIGHT: Designed for users 5' to 5'11" tall and fits most standard-height desks. For a taller chair, add 2 inches with Gaiam's compatible leg extenders, sold separately. 300-pound weight capacity.
  • INCLUDES: Removable 52-centimeter charcoal exercise ball, an air pump, an adjustable metal support bar, 4 easy-glide casters (2 back wheels lockable), and a desktop exercise guide to stay active
  • INFLATION INSTRUCTIONS: It may be necessary to re-inflate the ball after initial inflation to allow the balls material to stretch to its final size. Inflate ball with air, let stand for 24 hours, deflate 50% then fill again to 52cm height.

Description

Upgrade your workday with the Gaiam Classic Balance Ball Chair — the original ergonomic active sitting solution. Created with the input of chiropractic pioneer Dr. Randy Weinzoft, this innovative chair blends wellness with functionality to promote movement, posture improvement, and core engagement throughout your day. Whether you're working from home, managing a classroom, or tackling daily tasks at the office, this chair encourages subtle micro- movements that keep your body active and alert. The removable balance ball doubles as an exercise tool, while the sleek frame provides mobility with easy-glide caster wheels. Ideal for users between 5' and 5'11", this chair supports up to 300 lbs. It includes everything you need to get started: a 52cm ball, chair frame with wheels, metal support bar, air pump, and an exercise guide for quick stretches and strengthening moves. Say goodbye to stiff, slouchy chairs. Say hello to better posture, improved core strength, and a more energized you.

Color: Charcoal


Brand: Gaiam


Size: Mittel


Item Weight: 9 pounds


Style: Backless


Brand Name: Gaiam


Global Trade Identification Number: 59


Item Highlight: 52cm Anti-Burst Stability Ball | Core Engagement While Sitting | Pump Included | Home & Office Desk Use | Active Seating


Unit Count: 1 Count


Manufacturer: Fit For Life


Number of Packs: 1


UPC: 029956025059


Number of Items: 1


Set Name: Gaiam Classic Backless Balance Ball Chair Set


Included Components: 1 x Adjustable Metal Support Bar, 1 x Air Pump, 1 x Exercise Ball, 1 x Workout Guide, 4 x Glide Caster


Model Number: 95-9348 CHAR


Manufacturer Part Number: 95-9348 CHAR


Size: Mittel


Item Weight: 9 pounds


Item Depth: 22 inches


Item Dimensions: 22 x 7 x 21 inches


Color: Charcoal


Style Name: Backless


Shape: Round


Product Care Instructions: Wipe with Dry Cloth


Material Type: Polyvinyl Chloride


Assembly Instructions Description: Minimal assembly required


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Cop-a-Squat Why Dont-cha!
I've borrowed my co workers Gaiam Balance Ball Chair when she's been out of the office. I just loved it immediately, less back paid, less pressure on my legs and helped with my posture. I just had to get one for myself. It arrived today!!! Like a kid on Christmas I tossed my old uncomfortable office chair to the side and immediately put this together. I like the pop of color the green has....so that's about all the positives I can give. Assemble of the chair was very quick and simple. Inflating the ball however, with that ridiculous pump thing, I had to go into a conference room to put air in it. (just not appropriate to do while sitting at your office desk) The ball.....the ball is inflated to the max I didn't want to pop it. I placed it in the chair and it was like dropping a beach ball into it. This ball is SOOOOOO freaking small when I sat on it I could just about sit Indian Style on the floor!! I'm 5'10 about 150lbs. I immediately rolled it to the side and grabbed my neighbors ball and I'm sitting here typing this review in comfort. UPDATE 6/9/15: okay so I called Gaiam customer service about replacing the ball and was told to just give it a couple days to expand to it's full size. So today (day two) I came in and inflated more.....to my SURPRISE it's not perfect IT"S BETTER. I'm high yet still able to lean back on the back rest comfortably. This goes from 2 stars to 5 in my book. I couldn't believe it. If you think its to small on the initial opening let it sit in a warm space over night and then add more air......you'll be pleasantly surprised. Everyone at work is taking triple looks at my comfy, supportive, fun colored, new office chair! Love it. They should put a disclaimer in the description so people know what to expect. would have been helpful for me. Considering it? Go for it!!! Since I had it shipped to the office I don't know if I should return all of it or go in search of an adult sized ball. I did some digging and I see there are different sized balls on Amazon sold separately for 19.99. Seriously?! How do I just exchange the ball?! Hello, AMAZON? Anyone out there? I've spent allot of money on this site at least deliver the items pictured. The lady in the picture isn't squatting on the floor she's at desk level. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2015 by njmscollins

  • 1-Month Impressions
UPDATE: Having sat on this ball every day for about 4 weeks now, here are my updated thoughts: 1) I don't miss sitting in an office chair. I'm keeping correct posture consistently and am now challenging myself to sit in correct posture in non-ball chairs. I don't miss the lack of arm rests either. 2) My back soreness went away after a few days. 3) I have to re-inflate the ball about once a week, as it loses about 2-3 inches of air each week. (I have my monitor angled up and notice my height go down in relation to the angle after about a week). 4) The nuts on one side of the horizontal metal ball bar that secures it to the base of the chair unscrew themselves. They have fallen off three times and I am now leaving them off since the other side is still securing the bar in. 5) I'm contemplating buying another one for my home to use at the dinner table or general lounging. ORIGINAL POSTING/FIRST IMPRESSIONS: Let me preface by stating I have really revved up my efforts to eat better and be more physically fit over the past 3 years. I know the importance of posture but LOVE to slouch. I am male, mid-thirties, 6'4", 200 lbs, reasonably fit, eat very well compared to SAD eaters, and consistently go to the gym 2-3 times per week. I work a sedentary job in HR and do not know why it's taken me this long to buy a product like this. It was delivered last night and I took it to the office and set it up this morning. Here are my first impressions after sitting on it all day. (Note the preposition use: you may sit IN a chair but you definitely sit ON this ball.) 1) Setup: very easy. Took less than 10 minutes including unpacking. No tools required, though a mini wrench is included. Everything was snap in or screw on. A hand pump was included with the ball and it took about 2 minutes to inflate. I purchased the Leg Extenders to adjust for my height and was glad I did. It takes the recommended height to 6'1'' but I sit at a relatively low desk anyway. 2) Function: I am sitting about the same height as my office chair. I kind of miss not having arm rests but I've been told by other ball chair users that I will get used to this and never want them again. I don't understand the importance of the back rest. If you sit upright like I've been doing all day, your back won't touch the back rest. You can lean back at the expense of bad posture - the rest will push against your lower to mid back. It is removable though and I'm contemplating removing it already, like other reviewers have suggested. 3) Posture: Sitting on this balance ball encourages better posture. It feels more correct to sit upright than to slouch. I can slouch still by slumping my chest and shoulders but it feels wrong on it, like I'm doing something I shouldn't be doing. 4) Feel: I don't doubt that I will be sore for a few days. I feel some soreness developing in my back due to sitting correctly and my shoulders due to having to hold my arms up off a rest all day. But just like with working out, soreness is your body's way of developing more muscle mass as it repairs strained and torn muscle groups. I feel confident that I will be way better off going forward. All in all, sitting still isn't the best thing you can do for your body. Our bodies were designed to move around, squat, jump, run, etc. But if you're in a job that requires sitting, wouldn't you want to do everything you can to make sure you're at least sitting in the healthiest way possible? I know I sure would. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2016 by Danville

  • Satisfied so Far!
Overall, this product is functioning as expected with no issues. I have had the chair for about a month now and so far so good! You may see in other reviews that the metal support bar has snapped or the chair feet have crushed in - I can see how this would happen if you are sitting down on the chair too aggressively or if the ball is over-inflated and is putting too much pressure on the support bar. The chair frame and support bar are not made of the most sturdy materials but if you are gentle with the chair and are careful to sit down slowly on it - you shouldn't have any issues with these pieces breaking. I have had other balance balls that I have used and was a little worried about the ball being too small after seeing other reviews. I'll be honest - it does look very small when you inflate it!! This is normal and I promise that it will fit in the frame and be tall enough for you to sit comfortably at your desk. While the parts are not the most heavy duty - the ball itself seems to be of high quality and is durable so far. I only gave the chair four stars due to the lower quality of the parts/design for the support bar. My experience using and sitting on the chair gets five stars though! I bought this due to lower back pain and discomfort sitting in a desk chair all day and this has helped me with my posture and pain so far. If you are weary of buying the chair due to the pieces breaking (as I was before buying) just remember to be gentle with the chair and not to put too much tension on the support bar by over-inflating the ball! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2017 by John Z

  • Best desk chair I’ve had at 1/10 the price
Color: Charcoal
This thing is great and has been a more comfortable and generally healthier desk chair than I’ve ever had. I have a nice $800 chair that was killing me, given that I spend up to 10 hours a day at my desk and have spine problems. This was the perfect solution. Definitely follow the instructions on the 24 hour initial blow up and then doing it again - the ball needs to be stretched. I have only had to reinflate it twice in about three months and the first time was a week in, and I think it was still because the ball was stretching that time. I have even found ways to use it for my PT exercises, but the main use has saved me so much pain and discomfort. The only criticism I have is that the inflation device that comes with it is difficult to use and leaks when you get close to fully inflated, making it harder to get it to the size that it needs to be. But I purchased an electric inflation device because I am disabled and could not really get it done with the hand one and that solved the problem. My IT guy was here for two hours, told me he was just going to try it and then use the regular chair. At the end of the 2 hours, he was still on the yoga ball and asked me where I got it and how much it was at the end of it because he wanted to purchase one himself. Given that a normal desk chair will run you upwards of $500 for an uncomfortable one that won’t last, this is more than worth the price. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2024 by Jess

  • Nice quality
Color: Charcoal
I've sat on yoga balls for years and this is the first time I'm trying a chair. These used to be really common around 200, but now they're bing phased out. This was a good buy for the money I paid for it. The assembly was supper easy and. maintenance is minimal. The chair is very stable making it really hard to fall off of it which is a concern with yoga ball. I put roller skate chair which makes it move easily.. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2026 by Jes

  • Not at all what I expected.
Color: Cool Grey
No plug. No pump. Wrong size ball unless you're a 5yo child. Once assembled you're not going to be able to disassemble to return so this was a total waste of money. Off to see if I can salvage my loss with a ball that might actually be useful.
Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2026 by J. Gillenwater

  • Ball lasted less than 2 years before needing to be replaced
Color: Purple
I love this chair for the way it helps me have less pain in my back. However, the ball lasted less than two years before it split randomly (while not sitting on it) at a seam. I replaced the ball and will see how long this one lasts. If it does not last, I will try another brand.
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2026 by Kristen

  • It's a big green ball in a plastic carrier frame...
...so many opinions on something so simple. As for my opinion on why it works, it keeps me from getting too chair-lazy when confined behind the desk. Form: per aforementioned comment, it's a big green ball in a frame. One question that came up whilst browsing the web, and various offerings here on Amazon, was that of different manufacturers all looking the same. Is it unusual for one factory in China to co-brand one product to many...absolutely not. The name in the mold inset is Fit-Chair. This exact product is marketed under a slew of different names. I chose Gaiam because I liked the price, the green ball, and the fact that the company is located in my old stomping grounds of Colorado. Fit: I'm 5'11" and in my search for this type of seating surface I noticed a number of reports that the ball was too small. Concerned would be too strong of a word to use when placing my order, however, based on reviews from others I hoped (once delivered) I would find most of the complaints regarding seating height were due to under-inflation of the ball and that's exactly what I found. If you do as suggested in the enclosed single page idiot guide you will likely find the same. The instructions state to not inflate in excess of 22 inches - at 22 inches the ball sat much higher than expected. My work surface may sit shorter than other computer desks at couple inches shy of three feet - I had to let out quite a bit of air to arrive at 90 degrees for knees and elbows. It's simple, measure 22" from the wall and stand the box the chair is shipped in at that mark. If you can't roll the ball through that gap you've over-inflated. If you have a boatload of clearance, you're under inflated. Start with the stated max and work to your ideal seating position from there. Function: I sit upright. I bounce about. I roll to and fro amongst my three desk tops. I find the ball comfortable, and feel better when the afternoon lazy time hits - late day with no caffeine can get long. (Trying successfully to quit.) In addition to keeping my core engaged while seated, the freedom to bounce/roll/whatever also keeps the mind engaged. The Gaiam Balance Ball Chair serves it's designed purpose perfectly for me. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2015 by D. Chapman

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