Humantool Saddle transforms a traditional chair into a saddle chair improving ergonomics of sitting people. It´s anatomically correctly designed so it teaches its user the right, vigorous and upright position. Saddle´s ball construction makes the motion of the seat possible to all the directions. Swinging and balancing on the saddle activate the body and different muscles during the workday. The movement relieves tensions in the back, which are results of incorrect sitting posture or e.g. through sport activities. Also problems of shoulder and neck area are decreased by the improved position of the lower back.
Humantool Balance Sheet
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- Humantool Balance Sheet
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- Antti Limingoja
- Manufacturer
- Humantool
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