curble Grand 2PACK, Ergonomic Chair Back Support, Lumbar Support for Good Posture Correction and Back Pain Relief, Perfect for Office Chair and Work from Home, Patented(Extra Wide&Sturdy, 2P Red)

Hey folks,Just wanted to leave an honest review here.I've had lower back midback and lower back problems for a few years now. The last six months have been bad, with relief from sciatica only coming to fruition within the last month and a half. I've never used this while my sciatica was at it's worst. Relief came with chiropractic help (for me), standing all day, and constantly working on good posture (before Curble).My Chiropractor would always remind me to keep keep my correct posture at the end of my back adjustments. He would always (gently) put press his knee into my lower back and pull my shoulders and their blades back, and he would have me sit there for five minutes to get used to feeling the curve and the arch.This chair does just that, it serves as a constant reminder to keep good posture.I've read reviews from some people that this made their lower back pain and sciatica worse...Allow me to reiterate: If you have bad sciatica, or Piriformis, you might not be able to sit or lean comfortably in any direction. If your sciatica is bad enough, just keeping correct posture might act as a 'stretch' and hurt. I say this because, intrinsically: This seat will force you into a proper posture.Please note: Some people will probably instinctually lean back in this chair, using their lower back muscles to counter the resistance of the chair that forces good posture: DO NOT lean back. This chair's resistance is meant to keep you from leaning back, and if you lean back far enough in this chair: you'll suffer the consequences of bad posture..I've also read that some people didn't like the bucket like seat. I've experimented with putting my posterior into it all the way, and then just sitting on it as normal. When your cheeks sit evenly on the pads, and you don't try to shove your butt all the way back, it works best. The tops of the chair apply pressure to your towards your mid-lower-thoracic region, and this allows for reminder to keep your lower back curved and to exercise the muscles that keep the lower back curved.I have never had back pain after using this seat.This is a durable product, and the plastic (perhaps a composite) will last for years. It can be brought to baseball games, or race tracks, and can be used to make sitting on the floor or concrete much easy. The thing about sciatica is, sitting on soft surfaces is terrible...Curble allows you to keep good posture while sitting on the couch, the bed, the floor, on concrete, on chairs, on benches, on stools, in car seats with no lumbar support, et al.I LOVE this product. Even if you don't have back problems, I would highly recommend this product to keep good lower back posture...You've never had lower back pain, until you start searching for easy, quick, and painless ways to commit suicide (b/c living with the pain can be unbearable).If you are in the midst of terrible sciatica, sitting might be very painful for you and I recommend standing and working on posture for weeks. If you sit, make sure you are conscious of keeping the curve in your lower back and sit on the edge of the couch (If you don't have this product). Bad sciatica and Piriformis make the muscles tight, and stretching them (even the act of sitting in correct posture) can make your pain worse...Curble is a preventative measure and should not be used as means to 'recline' or 'lounge'. It's for correcting posture. Once your Sciatica or Piriformis (or both) become bearable so that you can sit for 10 minutes, I would recommend this product.If you can sit for 10 minutes, get this product right away. If you can't sit for more than 10 minutes, you need professional help and a good chiropractor. When standing becomes too exhausting, take a break in this chair and feel the benefits of good posture.Great product. Make sure you use it correctly. It's not a rocking chair, it's and you're probably not meant to shove your 'posterior' or butt all the way back. Sit in it normally, and the backs of the chair will do the rest for you. If you sit in it and feel no pressure on your lower back, scoot your butt back a little.Thanks for reading, hope it clarified, hope it helps.

I have sciatic and lower back pain issues. I believe that my time sitting in desk chair contributes to it, as does time sitting in our “comfortable” upholstered chairs in front of the TV. I decided to find something that would support and correct my posture in all chairs. This item seemed to be the perfect solution. When I first sat in it I thought: Ok, a little uncomfortable but it definitely puts my posture in the correct position. I used it for a couple of days in every chair before giving up on it.I told my wife that it was just too uncomfortable digging into my upper back. She suggested I get a larger size. This IS the largest size, it’s sold as the Adult size and is even marked Grand. Intrigued, she - who has never complained of back issues - asked if she could try it. Bingo! She loves it! Very comfortable and she can’t wait to use it on an upcoming car trip.That’s the lesson here: The Curble posture seat works, but it’s sized for shorter people. I’m 6’2” and could not get comfortable with the upper portion digging into my back; my wife is 5’2” and it fits her perfectly. Go figure.

Bought this after my lower back and buttocks would not stop whining at me. No matter what chair I sat on I was in pain almost immediately. My hind end was flaring and telling me that all surfaces were too hard. Since I work remotely and at a desk all day, I was not happy that all my parts were not happy. Bought this seat for another reason. I had to have foot surgery and knew for the first week, I was to not leave my bed except bathroom or meal breaks. Because of the pain, I knew I couldn't just sit up in bed. Thought I'd use this to give me an office chair's support while in bed. It did that. But then when I was once more upright, I decided to try it in my office chair. Game changer for me. Now I've gotten several more people I know to order their own after trying my seat out. Makes every seat more comfortable. Oh, it's not soft my any means, but something about the way it's supporting me makes it not be a pain-point like all other chairs were causing.

I'm a petite woman. I have yet to find any office chairs that are designed with someone my size in mind. I generally end up sitting cross-legged on office chairs because they're all too deep for me. If I'm not sitting cross-legged, I'm sitting crouched over and killing my back because the backrests are located too deep to be of any use for me. I've tried a lot of those ergonomic cushions. They're better than nothing, but it was still a hassle to have to keep adjusting them to fit my body and stay positioned on the chair the way I want them to.The curble chair is a total life saver for me. I have one placed on top of my main office chair. It's super comfy, I never have to readjust it, it makes me keep healthy posture, and it actually works for my body!! I'm writing this review after buying a second one to use with my other office chair. It's not cheap but it definitely costs less than what I've spent on ergonomic cushions up to now. It's also way cheaper than however much I may have had to pay to fix my back later down the road without it.

I love the support when I'm driving and in my office chair, on a picnic table seat.... I bought it hoping to avoid the return of severe back pains I had recently. Especially from sitting on a bed with my legs out in front of me and lifting too much. I've tried it a few times on the bed, I'm not as comfortable as it insists on forcing you into a more upright position, as it should. I am very pleased for the proper posture reminder.

I sit on a fireplace’s hearth and have been slouching for too long. I also animate for a living so I am mostly sitting horribly. Started having a lot of pain and this thing has helped a ton. I think i might get another just to keep in the car. Pretty sure I have early stage sciatica but trying to nip that now.* i have always known how to sit right, but artists get so immersed it’s not the top priority *