The legs seem like they are only there to prevent the ball from rolling away when you stand up, am I correct?
2037206
Yes, the legs are to keep the ball from rolling away, not to put against the floor while sitting on the ball.
2037207
Yes, they are only there to prevent it from rolling, and they do work. In a classroom setting, which is what I purchased it for, the legs are distracting. The teacher who uses it says in the future she would get one without legs due to the distraction (kids play with the legs, etc).
2074001
Correct. The leg, without the floor guards in the picture, folds under to yield an incline or decline bench. Mine has a carrying handle vice a strap so that it can be moved easily.
1319069
It's just the way the chair is made. I had to return mine for this reason. I have a bad knee and this chair pitched me out several times while I was trying to push the leg rest back down. Terrible design.
527471
Yes it does. However they are not very big, but enough to raise it off the floor slightly. The tendency is to lean it back when playing so they are not required.
1072902
There is a stripe around the middle that has drawings of demonstrations showing you several different exercises you can do using the ball, but it is not all over the entire ball. I'd say it is pretty minimal in proportion to the entire surface area.
1907614
There is enough space for a little bit larger ball, but the legs are also adjustable to make it taller, which might be safer because a bigger ball may not sit in the holder enough and roll out when you try to move.
1255729
They have a good amount of stretch to them so if the ball isn't much bigger than the leg right above the ball I would go with the size of the leg right above and it should stretch around. I ordered the exact size as mine and they slip down so snug would be best.
354174
They do not freewheel... I was bit surprised. So, when you take a momentary rest.... your legs have to keep moving.
994691
I'm not sure what you are asking. You keep it in one place and move with the ball. It does have a scroll bar next to the ball.
1401483
Yes. There is a lip on each side too to keep things from sliding/rolling off. This item helped set-up a family room "office" when I was put on bed-rest for pregnancy and had to keep my feet up. It's a little wobbly, but only when moving around. Overall, I'm pretty happy with it.
2173170
Sorry, trying to understand, the lower part for legs but you do not see it. So the mattress is smooth o top but not depressed(lower) by legs?
1072310
They are pretty much sewn into a sitting position. I would say the legs do move, but do not have full range of motion.
948734
no the legs remain stationary in the upright position as you see in the photo. Only the two side end tables fold up.
722214
No it just sits on it However it really doesn't move with the feet secure from the player
1177842
not really - it is designed to maintain a straight leg. I'm using it to support an injured LCL
722216
No it just sits on itHowever it really doesn't move with the feet secure from the player
1945041
The legs as you see them come together to make it flat.The foot portion shortens a bit.Basically it becomes flat but not shorter.Hope this helpsLen