Varier Variable Balans Original Kneeling Chair Designed by Peter Opsvik (Dark Grey Revive Fabric with Natural Ash Base)
Variable balans is the kind of chair that quickly grows on you. After you’ve sat on it for a few days, you’ll never want to go back to your old way of sitting. Designed by Peter Opsvik in 1979, Variable balans is the original kneeling chair. A Varier classic, the seat gently tilts the pelvis forward and encourages a natural, dynamic and upright spine. The muscles in the abdomen and back engage to keep the spine upright and the body balanced, which strengthens core muscles and prevents back and shoulder tension. The angle between the upper and lower body increases, greatly improving circulation. As the body moves from an active to a relaxed posture, the flexible runners respond with a gentle pendular motion.
Product Features
- Promotes natural, upright posture; Strengthens core and abdominal muscles
- Follows the natural body movement; Prevents tension in neck and shoulders
- Enhances deep breathing; Improves concentration through increased blood circulation and oxygen supply
- Energizes and combats tiredness; Reduces pressure on vertebral discs
- New Revive polyester fabric is derived from 100% post-consumer recycled plastics
Great chair! I recently purchased this item and wanted to wait a bit to be able to provide honest feedback based on my use of the chair, not just my initial reaction to sitting in it when I first put it together. Fortunately, through my ongoing use of the chair as a replacement of a standard office chair in my home office, I have found the chair to be excellent. As someone who often gets lower back pain sitting for prolonged periods in regular office chairs, this kneeling chair is just the trick to take…
I don’t know that I’d buy this product again, … I don’t know that I’d buy this product again, instead of a ball to sit on. I bought the fabric version and find the fabric on my bare skin (I live in the desert; wear shorts 9 months out of 12) to be very uncomfortable – get the fabric pattern etched in my knees. That’s when I know it’s time to sit in the chair and readjust my mouse/keyboard. I tried microfiber cloth on top and that helps a bit. Even feel it on my knees if I’m wearing capri length yoga pants. Didn’t want leather because it’s…