The Wigli One wobble stool is based on the idea of active sitting. Because the seat wobbles, you have to keep yourself in balance. You constantly use back and abdominal muscles that are trained by this. But more importantly, the intervertebral vertebrae in the back are subject to varying loads. This allows these intervertebral vertebrae to recover better and prevents back pain caused by sitting still for a long time.
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Three times sustainable
The Wigli One is three times durable:
- Made from beech wood from European forests. Fallen trees are replanted.
- natural rubber is used for the joint under the seat.
- the Wigli One has a long lifespan
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What is a wobble stool?
A wobble stool is a special stool designed to allow movement while sitting. Instead of being stable and completely still like a regular chair, a wobble stool has a flexible or tilting base that allows you to slightly wobble or move while sitting. This encourages an active sitting position and good blood circulation.
The Wigli has a tilt point directly under the seat. This allows you to move your back as you wobble, keeping your spine supple and strong.
Features of a wobble stool:
- Freedom of movement: You can wobble back and forth or twist slightly.
- No backrest: Often intended to keep your back muscles active.
- Ergonomic: Promotes an upright posture and helps prevent back pain.
Used in schools, offices and at home – especially for people who sit for long periods of time, such as students or office workers.
Benefits of a wobble stool:
- Activates the abdominal and back muscles.
- Promotes concentration (especially in children).
- Can help with restless sitting or rocking chairs.
The Wigli One is ideal for furnishing a home office. Due to the special Dutch design and the materials used, the Wigli fits well in any interior. The Wigli Wobble Stool is also relatively small and can be stored more easily when you don't need it.
• Recommended by physiotherapists
• Solid beech product, manufactured in the Netherlands
• Specially assembled 22mm thick seat, constructed from three types of rubber
Research Active sitting
At our request, TNO followed a dozen people with back complaints while using the Wigli. The results showed that users of the Wigli changed position significantly more often and that they were less mentally fatigued at the end of the day. 92% of the subjects indicated that the Wigli improves posture.
read the full study
Why an ergonomic wobbly stool instead of an ergonomic chair?
An ergonomic chair offers plenty of support, adjustable backrests, armrests, and a lumbar support. As a result, your body relies on the support that the chair will provide. On a Wigli you do not get this support and you are encouraged to use your muscles in the abdomen and back. This is tiring, but this keeps your back flexible and builds a better condition.
With a Wigli you can prevent or even get rid of back trouble.
• Recommended by physiotherapists
• Solid beechwood product
• Specially designed 22mm seat composed of three types of rubber
Research Active sitting
At our request, TNO followed a dozen people with back complaints while using the Wigli. The results showed that users of the Wigli changed position significantly more often and that they were less mentally fatigued at the end of the day. 92% of the subjects indicated that the Wigli improves posture.
read the full study
The flexible seat can move in all directions. Simply by keeping yourself in balance you bring your back in shape
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The Wigli One has an extra soft seat where it is most important: under your sit bones. |
The Wigli One is available in three heights: M, L and XL.
Choose the right size based on the length of your lower leg.
Size M: lower leg length of between 44 and 50 cm (body length ±165 to 180 cm)
Size L: lower leg length of between 50 and 54 cm (body length ±180 to 190 cm)
Size XL: lower leg length of between 54 and 58 cm (body length ±190 to 200 cm)
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Determine the length of your lower leg by sitting with your knee against the edge on a table. Then measure the distance from the table surface to the bottom of your heel.
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