THE FABRIC MATERNITY BALL

A soft fabric exercise ball chair that moves gently with your body.

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pregnant woman sitting on esfera fabric ball chair

stretch through tension

When you feel the tension creeping in, gently stretch and release.

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A yellow corduroy-covered exercise ball with a built-in stability ring, designed for use as a chair or workout accessory. Promotes better posture.

Corduroy Esfera Active Sitting Ball

$239.00 AUD

The OG Esfera Active Sitting Ball

$239.00 AUD

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It moves with you

When all the chairs in your house no longer support your craves gentle movement.

supports active sitting

Encourages more movement in your day reducing time spent in a static position.

a feature in your space

Designed to look beautiful in your space

Testimonials

Lauren W

"The absolute bees knees of stability balls. Not only looks incredible but the quality of everything it arrives with, is second to none. Has been exactly what this expecting mum needed. Thanks guys and thanks so much for the super easy instructions too. Will recommend this to everyone!" ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Chez

Excellent customer service, excellent products. Highly recommend

Dymphna

Love it - sitting at my desk, exercising on it; the corduroy really makes a big difference. Also looks great!

FAQ

Do I need to pair the ball with an anti-fatigue mat?

A mat is not critical but if your floor is slippery, we would highly encourage you to ensure the ball is placed on a mat.

Is it safe to use a ball?

We're not medical professionals, and every body is different, so this one is worth asking your own health care provider. What we can tell you is that a ball encourages gentle, low impact movement, and is typically considered more comfortable than regular chairs.

Can I return the ball if I'm not happy?

Yes of course. We offer a 60 day returns policy so you can try the ball and if it's not working for you, you are welcome to email us and we'll happily arrange an exchange or refund.

How often should I sit on the ball?

There's no set amount of time. This will be different for everyone and it will depend on how your body feels. Most people start with short intervals and go from there. For anything specific to you, your healthcare practitioner is the right person to speak to.

"If you haven't found your version of comfortable yet, this might be for you"