Salli Saddle Chair – the best sitting ergonomics
How many hours per day do you sit?
Back problems are one of the most common health issues worldwide, affecting people across all ages and professions. From long hours sitting at a desk to physically demanding clinical environments, poor seating posture places constant strain on the spine. Over time, this can lead to chronic discomfort, reduced productivity, fatigue, and long-term musculoskeletal issues that impact both work performance and everyday life.
In many workplaces, traditional seating simply doesn’t support the body in a way that encourages natural alignment. The result is slouching, compressed hips, reduced circulation, and unnecessary pressure on the lower back and neck.
This is where Salli offers a fundamentally different approach.
Designed for natural posture
Salli saddle chairs are designed to support a more natural, upright sitting position. Instead of sitting “into” a chair, users sit “on” it, allowing the pelvis to tilt forward naturally. This helps maintain the spine’s natural curve and reduces strain on the lower back.
Saddle chairs
Salli Saddle Chairs have a two-part seat that keeps the posture in an upright, vertical position where we are at our strongest, both physically and mentally. The pelvis is in its neutral upright position, and the spine holds up the upper body. The muscles are relaxed and you are in balance. The disks are evenly loaded, and the small movements you make when, e.g., turning or reaching for things activate and thus strengthen your back and core muscles – all the while sitting in a good, upright posture. Circulation remains
undisturbed the whole day.
Also, a variety of other health factors kick in, such as deeper breathing that keeps energy levels high, and well-functioning digestion. Good posture also results in mental strength, creativity and better concentration ability.