URBNFit Exercise Ball Chair Stand - 4-Piece Base for Yoga, Swiss, Stability and Office Balance Balls - Use for Sitting, Pregnancy Exercises or Gym Workout Routine

This fit the ball I already had, but the assembly didn't go so well, we could not get the slots to line up all the way around,, BUT it still works!

This was easy to put together and has held up really well!

It is very sturdy and will keep the ball stable. It’s a little difficult to put together, but you only have to do it once and you’re through. My biggest complaint is that while it is nice, it raised my ball about 2 inches off of the ground to where I can not sit on the ball with my feet touching the ground anymore. I mostly use my ball as a chair while I paint. If I decide to use the ball for exercise, I won’t be able to use it with the resistance bands. Basically this stand will only be used when I’m not using my ball to keep it in place and not rolling around the room. I had the ball first and got the stand 4 months later. My biggest advice is make sure your ball is smaller than what you need if your get this product.

This is a great very simple base for your ball. Transitioning the other half from an old uncomfortable office chair to a ball. Admittedly, it's not that stable, but mu h better than the ball alone. With a little movement, the ball will roll off the base. However, I'm used to sitting on a ball alone, so the base works for a little extra stability for me.

I ordered this because my baby likes to be held but sometimes doesn't like us to sit. A fellow parent tipped us off that bouncing on an exercise ball can be a compromise. Unfortunately sitting on a ball in the middle of the night can be frustrating while holding a baby so we wanted to get a stand.This stand however is utterly useless. It is, at best, a stand to keep the ball stationary when not in use. It is obnoxious to assemble. It feels cheap and flimsy. It does not have anything on the base for grip or traction. it's just a piece of hard plastic cut into four pieces to put your ball so it stays put when you aren't using it. I wouldn't even recommend using it when doing exercises on it when on a rug/carpet or even a gym foam floor. If you need to put this on a hard smooth surface in an attempt to get some traction or stability while using the ball, then you're putting yourself in danger.

hard to put together really... you have to lock them together... as we finally got the last section together we noticed the piece cracked... not sure what to do.. should we keep it or send it back... Otherwise it is very thick plastic.. bummer that it cracked as we were assembly it..

My Dr recommended I sit on the ball instead of chair. That's fine but the ball wants to move and I don't want to be on floor. This stand keeps it steady for me. I feel safer getting on the ball using this.

I use my ball at my kitchen table. This keeps it from rolling all over the dining room. I use my foot to push the base/ball close to or away from the table. The base hugs my ball, so it doesn't roll while I'm sitting on it. It also lifts it up, so now my ball is too high for me (now it hurts my back). Maybe I could use a smaller ball. There are bigger bases that allow a little movement, but this one doesn't. I paid less than $15 for this, though, and the bigger ones that I've seen are in the $20's. The pieces snap and slide together easy enough for assembly.