Sitting uncomfortably is one of the biggest obstacles to meditation. You love your practice but pretty soon you feel body aching, back pain, joint pain, thighs pain, leg-numbness or lateral instability? Uncomfortable sitting first leads to mental stress and finally - ends your practice in frustration!?
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Key features of the ergo-comfy meditation seat
Tailbone & lower back support reinforce the correct pelvic angle and provide excellent all-around stability. The correct pelvic angle - neutral to slightly anterior pelvic tilt "rolled forward“ brings the spine in a natural upright balance.
The complete body ground support distributes the weight evenly and protects against painful pressure points. Smooth support of the thighs down to the floor.
Shape elements of a horse saddle style [crotch & back] and a sports-car-seat style [molded-in] provide support and comfort.
The individually adjusted seat height depends on the individual body dimensions and training level. If it's not correct, you fall into a bent sitting position.


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Main Cushion
The main cushion is the foundation of the meditation seat. It offers body-appropriate, even support for the entire seat and the legrest.
Legs and knees are not partially suspended in the air, as with conventional meditation cushions.
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Back Support Cushion
The back support cushion rolls the pelvis forward and supports the tailbone. The lower back is relieved and the weight is shifted to the ischial tuberosity.
As a separate cushion, it can be moved forwards or backwards depending on the shape of the body.
Thanks to the seat surface, it always remains in the desired position without slipping away.
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Central Seat Chamber
The central seat chamber in the main cushion ensures a stable seat height with a snug-fit "buttocks-friendly" shape. The filling pressure is usually higher here than in the leg extension chambers. The height is variable from 0 to 20 cm.
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Leg Extensions
A moderate inflation pressure in the leg extension chambers ensures an even slope. This way the hip joints can be a little higher than the knees and lower legs. This posture supports good blood circulation in the legs.
Better Sitting. Less Distraction.
A good meditation posture uses the balance and structure of the skeleton - without having too much strain on the muscles. Sit relaxed and smooth but not rigid. Pain is often due to muscle tension from poor posture.
Sit snug-fit & dive deeper
Curiously enough, many traditional meditation cushions make you feel like sitting on top of a pot, instead of sitting in a bucket-like seat with tailbone support.
Sit snug-fit and take your meditation to the next level.
