How the swopper Revolutionised Sitting!

Designed and developed in Germany by husband and wife team Joseph (an engineer) and Dorle (a world famous physio) Gloeckl, the Swopper was designed to help people relieve their back and spinal problems, and overcome the challenges our bodies face with static sitting.

It is the only seat in the world that can adapt to all three dimensions of human movement. This means that the Swopper moves forward, backward, sideways, all the way around, as well as up and down! You can also adjust the tension and movement of the spring, and change the lateral movement, so it can become more or less stable.

This movement, sometimes called "active sitting" or "sitting in motion" has been shown to be the basis for many beneficial health effects. A person no longer needs to lean forward towards the table and flex their spine to work, as the Swopper's flexible centre spring will bend forward, so there is no one-sided pressure on your intervertebral discs. Endorsed by ergonomists and architects alike, it’s certainly one of a kind!

Style & Convenience

The Swopper is simply in a class of its own.  The sleek, contemporary design and compact structure makes the swopper a perfect fit in any commercial or home environment.  The Swopper has revolutionized sitting, and has quickly become a huge success around the world.

Benefits

• Helps relieve back pain
• Promotes active-dynamic sitting
• Good training for the muscles
• Keeps ligaments and joints in motion
• Stimulates blood circulation
• Encourages concentration & performance

Features

• Unique design & functionality
• Height adjustable
• Dynamic spring adjustability
• Tension adjustment
• Weight limit 130kg
• Made in Germany
• Sideways movement adjustment
• Cast-iron foot ring & convex shaped padded seat
• Available in various high quality cover materials + colours
• Microfibre fabric: Soft to the touch, breathable, antistatic & easy to clean
• Premium leather:  Easy to clean and antistatic. The black leather is tanned chrome free and its colours come from natural vegetable dyes.