Studico ActiveChairs Adjustable Wobble Stool, Flexible Classroom Seating, Improves Focus, Posture and Helps ADHD/ADD, Sensory Chair, Active Fidget Chairs Adjusts from 16.65" to 23.75" Ages 13-18 Gree

price a little bit high, but the style look good and good quality, it is easy to move up and down, spin around, or cling back and fort. Kids love it, even adult can fit in.

It broke after 2 months! My son is 13, average build, very fidgety. The base should not have broke!

I have 4 wobble stools in my classroom. 3 out of 4 have lasted through the school year. 1 broke. I find that if my high schoolers lift the seat up all the way and lean on them, it will warp the plastic at the bottom.

After about the millionth heart attack that my son was going to topple over from tilting his chair back at the table...it finally occurred to me to look for something else. We previously had a wobble cushion but he didn't like using it. This is the perfect solution for my constantly moving, very clumsy ADHD/autistic kid. It helps him focus better doing homework as well. This would be excellent for home or school use.

The first time we ordered this it broke within a month. The replacement came and we were hopeful that it would last but it also broke. I would not recommend this wobble stool. The whole point is to be able to move around on it and allow kids to 'fidget' while still being seated. The chair broke where the base connected the stem of the seat. The kid sitting on it was not using it improperly or being rough on it. This is a manufacturer's flaw and we are past the the return window so now we just have expensive trash.

Bought this for my 6 year old who has hearing loss and vestibular balance struggles. Hoping we can use this chair to encourage core balance before we try to master bike riding this summer. Especially since this chair and bike riding use similar core/hip muscles for maintaining balance. First impression, he didn’t like sitting in it initially. However about an hour later, he’s sitting on his chair spinning and playing a video game. Im feeling very hopeful about this. Just the amount of movement he gets from the chair while having screen time is amazing.

Gave one to both my kids and one broke within a month. Supposedly, this is for teens and she is a 65 lb eight year old. The plastic broke at the base where the stem meets the base. The other chair I purchased for my 10 yr old, 78 lb son has been making popping noises after the first 3 weeks and now whenever he wobbles, it pops really loudly. So, needless to say, I am totally disappointed with the quality and of course it is past the return date for the product, since i bought it early to give it to them for Christmas.

We really like it but it's beginning to separate at the base after 8 months. It's been very good for my daughter but for the price it should definitely last longer than 8 months.

I bought this for my son who can't sit still for at home school and this is an amazing stool. He loves the texture at the feet and the ability to not only wiggle but spin. Highly recommend.

12 Nov 2022 Apparently there’s a one year warranty, but I can’t seem to find a way to contact the seller, so hopefully posting a review might help. Super sucks that it broke because we bought the adjustable one that is supposed to be good for 150 or 200lbs (I can’t recall offhand). My kid is 50lbs with his boots on. Otherwise- his teacher reports that is had been an AMAZING tool for in class. My kid has ADHD and literally can not sit still. This stool was a game changer. Which is why it’s such a bummer that it broke. 22 Dec 2022 **editing review. Had initially left 3 stars because it is a cool chair. But I *still* cannot seem to find any way to contact the seller. So it seems I have a $90 chair that broke after 3 months of use.

Broke after one year. My kid weighs less than 80lbs

I use these a lot in my classroom. I wanted to try a new brand, but it broke in half pretty fast. Really disapointed.

After 6 weeks of using it, the base broke , I am very upset