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Gymnic Activity Ball

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Bosu 72-10850 Home Gym The Original Balance Trainer 65 cm Diameter

$109.59 - $153.99
reg $179.99 - $869.99
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Spalding Disc Jam Outdoor Game Set - Portable Fun for All Ages

$39.99
reg $49.99
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Bintiva Stability Ball with Felt Cover

CanDo Inflatable Exercise Sensi

$39.48 - $51.69
reg $63.49 - $85.99
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CanDo Inflatable Exercise Jump Ball

CanDo inflatable ABS ball

$21.54 - $35.29
reg $33.49 - $60.99
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Bintiva Anti-burst Exercise Stability Yoga Ball for Fitness

$23.75 - $39.59
reg $26.39 - $43.99
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Bosu Home Balance Trainer for Strength, Flexibility, and Cardio, Blue

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Listed weight options across products include 18.9 ounces, 2.1 pounds, 4 pounds, 6 pounds, 14 pounds, 18 pounds, and 1900 grams.

Materials include PVC (polyvinyl chloride) and other plastics. Fill types shown are sand-filled and solid (no fill/solid construction), depending on the model.

Medicine and soft-wall balls include smaller diameters such as about 9 inches and 13.8 inches. Standard stability/fitness balls are sold in metric diameters such as 55 cm, 65 cm, and 75 cm.

Features include anti-skid or textured/anti-burst surfaces, non-slip bases or rubber feet on some trainers, and generally sturdy material construction that reviewers cite for good grip.

Handled medicine balls are offered with molded dual handles and non-slip grip textures to provide a secure hold for swinging, rotational movements, and intensive training.

These balls frequently target the core and abdominal muscles; depending on the ball and exercises, they can also work the legs, upper back, arms, or provide total-body training.

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