The Webble Review, Footrest for Happy Feet! - Yanko Design

We wrote well-nigh the Webble Active Footrest past BriteObjects last yr. Since then we've received quite a few inquires about its purpose and effectiveness. We're happy to announce the Webble is now market ready and on sale. We've been using one for about a calendar month and then if y'all've got happy feet and want to know if Webble tin make them even happier, check out our review after the jump.

Get-go lets explain what the Webble is since there'southward been confusion. It's a footrest on wheels. That's the gist of information technology. How it works, the patented engineering science within it, and health benefits are variables that get in more than an ordinary footrest and one that not only looks good but delivers on its promise.

At the cadre of the idea is the concept of wellness. Webble bases much of its inspiration from decades of inquiry into the physiological benefits of increased leg activity while seated. I work hours on terminate seated, sometimes without moving my legs. The Webble strangly encourages me to constantly shift them around. To clarify, we're not talking about restless leg syndrome nor is this a treatment for it. This is almost giving your legs something to practice. The Webble sits on four wheels allowing smoothen movement from almost whatsoever direction, given the limitations of the human hip. There are besides springs within to allow your feet bounce up and downward. The cushion is made of a dense foam or cellulose fabric, covered in mesh netting.

What nosotros liked

I hadn't realized it before but sitting with my feet apartment and slightly elevated made sitting for hours a picayune more comfortable. I even noticed a lilliputian less strain in my lower dorsum.
The Webble is very well built. Sturdy plastic with an awesome cushioning system.
The wheels move oh so silky on both smooth and carpeted surfaces. The springs have but enough tension in them for a little bounciness.
The weight seems to exist evenly distributed. It never felt like it wanted to flip over from all the billowy and moving I was doing.
Big or little feet. This is one size fits all. I wearable a size 11 (yep those are my shoes) and my office mates range from a six womens – 13 mens (U.S. sizes).
Very sleek. Subsequently all this is a pattern weblog. Love the way information technology looks.

What could be improved

It's inevitable for a footrest to go quite muddy. Shoes track all kinds of nasty grit and grime. There doesn't seem to be an easy manner to clean the foam absorber with the netting over it. One would have to dismantle the Webble to properly spot clean it.
Information technology'south a bit noisy on hardwood and concrete floors.

Priced at $199 and bachelor in 3 colors (red, blackness, silver), the Webble isn't exactly cheap. Information technology may be hard to convince consumers to spend that kind of coin on a footrest. Information technology's primal to remember this is a product that follows the "try it" ethos. You'd be surprise how much you'll like it. Several of my role mates tried it and plant it "fun and relaxing". Even the office dogs liked it. If any of yous practice purchase one, please let us know what yous call back.

On a side note, huge congratulations to BriteObjects on finally launching the Webble. Information technology's always awesome to see concepts make information technology to market. Good luck guys!

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