Jari Activstool | Tripod Balance Stool

Most active seating still holds the user's full weight on its own, the Jari Activstool does something genuinely different. Its rotating convex base forms one leg of a stable tripod, with the user's own two legs making up the other two points of support. There is no lying back, no slouching and no sitting still on this stool, the design simply does not allow it.

That constant tripod balance keeps the body flexing, adjusting and moving throughout use, which is exactly the point. Rather than active sitting being something the user has to remember to do, the Jari makes it the only option, promoting genuine engagement and balance rather than a passive seated position. It suits classrooms, offices and workspaces across South Australia wanting seating that actively improves focus, concentration and posture rather than just claiming to.

The rotating convex base allows constant small movements and adjustments, keeping core engagement active through a working session or lesson. A soft padded seat keeps it comfortable despite the constant motion, so the active design doesn't come at the cost of basic comfort.

At 305mm in diameter with a height range of 400mm to 500mm, the Jari suits a compact footprint in shared or individual workspaces. It is available in all blue, all red, all orange, or a white base with green seat, giving some genuine colour personality to an otherwise functional piece of active seating.

Features:

• Encourages constant movement and active sitting
• Rotating convex base promotes balance and engagement
• Stool leg forms one leg of a stable tripod, your own legs provide the other two parts for dynamic support
• Improves focus, concentration and posture
• Impossible to slouch or sit still

Specifications:

• Dimensions: 305mm Diameter x 400 to 500mm H

Finishes:

• All Blue
• All Red
• All Orange
• White Base with Green Seat

Common Questions:

How is the Jari different to a standard active sitting stool?
Most active stools support the full weight of the user on their own base. The Jari's base forms only one leg of a tripod, with the user's own legs providing the other two, meaning constant engagement is built into the design rather than optional.

Is this stool suitable for someone who struggles with balance?
It is specifically designed to require ongoing small adjustments to stay balanced, which is the intended benefit for focus and posture, but anyone with balance concerns should consider whether that constant engagement suits their needs before choosing this over a more stable seated option.

What age group or setting is the Jari best suited to?
It suits students, staff and anyone in a classroom or workspace across South Australia wanting to stay physically engaged during seated tasks, particularly where fidgeting or restlessness during focused work is a common challenge.

Looking for seating that makes sitting still impossible? Talk to Creative Systems about your project.

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