PROMIC Stability Wobble Cushion with Hand Pump, Durable Kids Wiggle Seat for Classroom, Inflated Exercise Balance Board Stability Disc Office Foot Rest Massage Pad

I bought this to do one leg squats and balance on periodically throughout the work day at a standing desk. The overall goal was to strengthen stabilizing muscles in legs and glutes. Based on the manufacturer’s pictures I thought it would look very pancake like and be pretty skinny with a low profile. Upon starting to blow it up, the disc definitely bulges in the center first. It almost blows up like a basketball if you blow it up to full pressure. I found this a little misleading. (see pictures. tennis ball included for scale in some of pictures)However, this didn’t stop me from using it. At first the most difficult thing was getting the needle far enough into the pump hole without hitting the other side of the disc and potentially puncturing the side. It sounds trivial (and it is) but it took much more finesse than I thought it would take to blow it up. The included pump has a needle but I found the pump was pretty sub par and barely squeezed any air into the disc. I ended up using a standup pump that I normally use to blow up bike tires.In the end, I blew it up to about half capacity. At this pressure, I can balance on the disc without bottoming out and feeling the floor with my foot. At a lower pressure it does make it easier to balance on but I was not looking for a full stabilizing workout but rather passive workout while standing at desk.Besides the included pump being pretty bad, the material the disc is made of seems pretty sturdy. One side of the disc has raised bumps to act as massagers and pressure points for your feet. Didn’t really feel like these bumps did too much but they didn’t feel bad either. Was fairly indifferent to them. The other side also includes small bumps but those are meant for gripping the bottom to the floor.Another unforeseen con is the static build up that may attractive bits of dust and other dirt into the crevasses between the bumps. This may not be too much of a problem if you use it on a tiled or hard surface. On a carpet, it will be a problem. The plastic material makes it easy to squirt water onto to clean though.Overall I’m getting the benefits out of it that I was looking for at a reasonable price. One star off for the poor quality pump included and the false images posted by manufacturer.

Thanks to this seat, my almost 4 year old sensory seeker for the first time in her life will actually sit at the dinner table long enough to eat more than 2 bites! sure she's a bit bouncy and wobbly on it (which is the purpose) but it is such a useful tool for us! i also got on for my older children (one who is on the ASD spectrum and he uses it for school, and one who is not) and they both love them!

Ordered this wiggle seat item for my grandson that is in kindergarten and has ADHD. Struggled Staying seated and focusing in school. His teacher has said it has been helping him more in class. Basically you are balancing while sitting so you body is moving slightly. One side has grooves that you can give you the option trick you mind with some type of motion.

I had no idea these were a thing, but the kids love it. I guess it keeps them stable and more comfy when they wiggle around in their seat. For us, it's also a nice little booster seat so they can sit at the dinner table in a regular chain and feel grown up. Seems really durable, too. Try it!

My son's middle school English Language Arts teacher recommended that each kid have one of these discs to sit on as the chairs are hard and the class is 90 minutes long. He wanted a neon green one so we chose this company. The disc came with a pump which was easy to use. Originally, we pumped it up to much to be used as a seat cushion so we let some air out and it was perfect.

The wobble cushion is a little too wobbly. I was careful not to blow it up too much yet when it reached an even surface it still felt like it needed more pressure. Blowing further would have created a bulge. Aside from that the material is solid and strong. We use it for our child's physical therapy sessions and she enjoys using it to sit on, rest her head or practice her balance.

I bought this to use for my grandson's occupational therapy as a sensory/balance practice aid. It's held up very well to my 40 pound grandson, who can be a little rough at times.It was a little awkward trying to inflate it initially, but I figured it out pretty quickly.

My 8 year old with ADHD and learning differences sits on this while I home-school her. It meets her sensory needs and helps her focus. It's good quality. I definitely recommend this wobble cushion!