Fluidstance Boards
Balance Boards for Standing Desks
Make Work More Fun, Be More Productive, And Do Good Things For Your Body. It’s All Possible!
Hand-cast “Skeleton” Base
Extreme Sturdiness
Custom Colors
Made in the USA
Burns Calories
Expands Range of Motion
Raises Heart Rate
Hand-cast “Skeleton” Base
Extreme Sturdiness
Custom Colors
Made in the USA
Burns Calories
Expands Range of Motion
Raises Heart Rate
Transform The Way You Work And How You Feel About it
Award-Winning Patented Design
Soothe Stiff Joints, Burn Calories, Be More Alert
Strengthen And Stabilize Your Body
The Science Behind The Balance Board
Your body isn’t made to sit in a chair for 8 hours a day, and you know it.
Standing to work is better than sitting… but it can still leave you with posture problems, an aching lower back, and stiff knees and ankles.
That’s why we created FluidStance. We’ve built “omnidirectional” balance boards that let you tilt from side to side, front to back with 360-degree freedom. There’s just enough wobble to keep you burning calories – but not so much that it’s distracting.
The Science Behind The Balance Board
Your body isn’t made to sit in a chair for 8 hours a day, and you know it.
Standing to work is better than sitting… but it can still leave you with posture problems, an aching lower back, and stiff knees and ankles.
That’s why we created FluidStance. We’ve built “omnidirectional” balance boards that let you tilt from side to side, front to back with 360-degree freedom. There’s just enough wobble to keep you burning calories – but not so much that it’s distracting.
Made in U.S.A. & Ridiculously Durable
Each balance board is made in California. The top deck is bamboo, one of the world’s most abundant and renewable resources, and is milled locally. The base is .25” thick, military-grade aluminum for increased strength and is cast using a “Green Sand Process,” generating zero waste—we recycle the sand molds and place excess aluminum back into the supply chain. We use a powder-coat finish with near-zero emissions, and complete final etching in Santa Barbara.
