Vivora Luno - Sitting Ball Chair for Office, Dorm, and Home, Lightweight Self-Standing Ergonomic Posture Activating Exercise Ball Solution with Handle & Cover, Classroom & Yoga

The instructions say to not be afraid of over-inflating.Be afraid of over-inflating.From the seller:"When you’re setting up your product, please be sure to pump your Vivora product all the way up! Do not be afraid of popping the inner ball, keep pumping until the inner ball is tight to the outer cover! Trust us, you really need to pump it up."Take this with a grain of salt.

I absolutely love this yoga ball - the cover is beautiful and it does stay standing. I use it at home at my small Ikea desk while I work remotely and the standard size is plenty tall for my short desk, I can barely fit my legs underneath when it's fully inflated.I was a raving fan until recently - I started doing "rebound" exercises on the ball where I bounce gently for ten minutes to get my lymphatic system going (I suffer from chronic illness and am unable to exercise regularly). Right away, the ball lost its firmness, and no matter how often I reinflate it, it doesn't hold its shape anymore. Yoga balls are made for bouncing! I'm having terrible back pain from sitting on it (sitting on a yoga ball that's not fully inflated is really bad for your back, FYI!) but I don't have a chair to replace it with. So, I'm bummed out, even though I still love the chair. I'm ordering a replacement ball for the inside and I think it'll go back to being great, but obviously I wish I didn't have to spend the money on a second ball AND I'm dreading getting that ball into the cover because it was a huge pain in the tuckus.So, I'm not sure if I should recommend or not - on one hand, I truly love it. I love how it looks, I love that it stands on its own, I love sitting on it with the cover much better than an uncovered ball. On the other hand, the ball inside is unreliable, which means you're paying $50-100 for a yoga ball cover.

My wife wanted one of these...and I must say, I love this thing. At first I thought, Its another yoga ball..blah blah. Our household with 2 kids tends to just destroy those things..they never last. This one has outlasted all the other ones. It WAY more comfortable to sit on, the fabric is well constructed, not to mention way more attractive then some pink ball under my desk. I'm a big guy, around 275 and this gives just enough and my back dosent hurt when sitting for a long period of time like it does with my office chair. My posture is better as well. Setup was easy. My wife says to make sure that when you blow it up, you line up the hole with the zipper so if you have to add more air, its easy to get to.The only downside I can find is now my son and daughter want one....

I purchased this ball to complement my new standing desk set up. I tossed my old office chair and decided to purchase a ball instead. I had used a regular exercise ball in the past, but found it a bit finicky - it moved around a lot, needed to be refilled with air frequently, and wasn't making me sit up that straight. I did some research and decided on the Vivora Luno, with recommendation from Wirecutter. I got the standard size in the color Anthracite (which is just a gray, see pictures), and the material is felt.First, the instructions recommend that if the ball is too difficult to inflate with the pump they provide to use a bike pump for the last part of inflation. Now, I had no difficulties inflating my ball at all, and don't have a bike pump anyway. And let me tell you, this ball is HARD. It did take some getting used to. I could have deflated it some, but after using it and dealing with a slightly sore ass, I found I was sitting up straight and had amazing posture on this thing. However, if you intend to use this as a total replacement for a regular office chair, I would caution against it. I am transitioning from sitting 8 hours a day to standing and using the Vivora ball. I do sit on the floor on a cushion and work for a while to give my back muscles and core a rest. It is a bit intense to switch to this ball and standing from being almost entirely sedentary.I had no issues inflating, like I said, and you put the ball into the cover and then inflate - I had no issues with the folds of the ball but did have to finagle it somewhat to have the inflation hole line up with the zipper. The process took maybe 15-20 minutes but I get distracted easily. For a more focused person it would probably take less time. And, if you're going to use this at an office, I'd recommend inflating it onsite anyway (despite the ball having a fantastic handle to carry it around).I am using this ball on carpet. It pretty much stays in place. The bottom has a sort of grippy material that keeps it from moving around. If you look at the pictures you will see what I mean. Also, I have pets, and their fur clings to the ball. I don't care about this and it doesn't bother me. If it would bother you, I suggest getting a different color or opting for a different material. The ball is ~24 inches tall, but it could work at about 22 inches if deflated. The ball is extraordinary light. One of the problems I have with a regular exercise ball is that it's so clunky and hard to move around - I usually end up kicking it around instead of carrying it. The Vivora has an awesome handle.Apparently you can use this as a birthing ball and even outside. I didn't know what a birthing ball was, but there you go. So basically it's 3 in 1. Oh, and despite the fact that it is quite hard and doesn't move much it is still usable as someone who fidgets quite a lot. I have ADHD and like to bounce up and down, move back and forth, sit with one leg, or no legs, etc. You can do that with this ball. Now, if you are going to use this everyday, I would suggest opting for a fancier material than the felt. But hey, the ball was only $50 and I have gotten more use out of it than I ever thought I would.Oh, and for anyone curious - I had lower back issues sitting on a fancy $1500+ ergonomic chair at work. Switching to standing and using the Vivora ball? Much less pain/issues. My body is still acclimating and so I have some body tenderness - but hard to know what to attribute it to, since again, I stand for work now as well. But I heartily recommend this ball and encourage people to ditch their chairs!

Just received my package today. I bought this because I spend a lot of time at my desk and developed poor posture with some mild back pain. As someone with scoliosis, I was only making my condition worst. So I went ahead and ordered it. Hopefully my back pain and posture will improve dramatically.The package itself is very presentable with no issues with missing inventory, etc. The installation was < 5 minutes to unpackage and fully inflate. If you are having issues getting the ball fully inflated inside the cover then you probably need to hit the gym more. As far as the product goes, the felt feels like those scratchy fire blankets I used to hate in the military but unless I sit on my ball naked then I don't mind. Overall the product is what it says it is, but in hindsight I literally paid for a workout ball with a cover for a +100% markup. But I did buy it specifically for the looks so all is well. Just know that the only difference is a ball cover.

I love my Vivora Luno ball! It's well-made and it looks good. It's as comfortable as a ball can be, but do attend to the size—I think I should have gotten the smaller version for my particular desk. Whatever, I love it.

テレワークが続くのでオフィスチェアを探してましたが、大きくて部屋に入りきれず、悩んだ末購入しましたが、とても良いです！PCでの作業もリラックスしてできて、腰も前後左右に回せるのでストレッチ効果があると思います。夜はバランスボールとして活用。ラバーのバランスボールはホコリや髪の毛がついて大変でしたが、コレはその心配もなし！おすすめで、家族にもプレゼントしました。

10年前に持ってたのはカバーが無く、埃が付いて保管が面倒だったので処分しましたがコレはその問題をクリア。インテリアとしても良いです。子供が気に入って乗りまくってます。膨らませるのが付属のポンプでは到底無理なのと、気軽に空気を抜いてカバーを洗うとはならない程大変で時間が掛かるので星マイナス1にしました。

ゴム製のバランスボールはホコリがつきやすく、メンテナンスが大変。カバー付きを長年購入を検討していました。買って大正解です。もっと早く買えば良かった！！

カバーがついてるので、スポーツ、スポーツした印象がなく、部屋に転がしていてもそんなに違和感ありません。テレワークを機に買ってみましたが、快適に座れています。