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Anti-Pil "Soft Touch" Cuddlesoft Velboa in Black

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Increased Comfort Embroidered Custom Design

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Transform your ball chair with your custom logo'd ball cosy.

Anti-Pil "Soft Touch" Cuddlesoft Velboa in Black

Machine Washable

Increased Comfort Embroidered Once Colour Logo on each side ( 2 of the 4 panels)

Click on the base image and then the Design It button to customise your ball cosy

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Benefits of Sitting on a Ball Chair based on Studies

4 Benefits of Sitting on a Stability Ball at Work

Source: American Fitness Professionals & Associates

Exercise Balls as Office Furniture

Source: NBC News

Replacing Your Desk Chair With an Exercise Ball can Improve Your Posture

Source: NY Times

Benefits of Exercise based on Studies

Exercise is Essential to ‘Grow Back your Brain’

Source: The Times

Exercise at Work Boosts Productivity

Source: Science Daily

Benefits of Exercise based on Studies

Exercise is Essential to ‘Grow Back your Brain’

Source: The Times

Exercise at Work Boosts Productivity

Source: Science Daily

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Absolutely perfect! Review by Linda

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I really love this cover. This cover makes it a lot more comfortable. And it looks nice, too. Not like others which look baggy, this one just fits my ball. (Posted on 07/08/2017)

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