VLUV BOL Fabric Seating Ball
The VLUV BOL combines ergonomic seating with stylish design. It is not just a sitting ball, but a high-quality home accessory that fits into any home or office.
The fabric-covered ball ensures active, dynamic sitting—ideal for training your back, posture, and balance. The slight instability of the ball automatically activates your deep muscles and sense of balance. Our VLUV BOL has been certified as an “ergonomic product” by the IGR e.V. (Interessengemeinschaft der Rückenschullehrer/Innen e.V., Association of Back Training Instructors).
Whether in your home office, living room, or meeting room, the VLUV BOL is ergonomic, functional, and a real eye-catcher at the same time.
- ergonomically correct seating and back training in one
- ball diameter 65cm for body heights between 155-175cm and 75cm for 175-195cm
- double felled seam
- robust and safe construction
- integrated bottom ring - does not roll away
- smart handle for easy transport from here to there
- Inner ball made of phthalates-free anti-burst PVC
- Original YKK quality zipper with zipper pull pouch
- maximum body weight 120kg
- removable and washable cover
- including ball cover, PVC ball, 2 valves, valve lifter, pump adaptor, instruction manual
- The set will be delivered flat packed. It can be inflated easily with a car pump, boat pump or bicycle pump.
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