WALIKI Hippity Hop Ball for Teens | 22-Inch Red Hopper Ball | Jumping & Hopping for Active Play & Outdoor Fun

I so love these hoppers, but I gave this one to one of my friends from school who has a sister with autism. In that case, I believe her whole family would love a hippity hop to bounce around on. It's great for fun interactive activities, energy release, calming sensation, stress relief, and sensory input. If you don't want to miss out on any of this great stuff, I'd say just go get a hippity hop and bounce your way to the best moments of your life! (It's okay if you want to pass on this, too!) I'll update this when I hear more to see if my friend likes it! Update: I just heard from the friend I gave this hippity hop to, and she said she has used it as her office chair at work and attracted many co-workers, and that it's inspiring her to get more for her sorority house! That's just a pure satisfaction, and a good example of what I recommended above regarding hippity hops! I'm pleased!

Just like they were back in the day . Ordered the smaller size for my 3yo grand ! She loves it . Easy to blow up, came with a hand pump !

Grandsons love these. Easy to inflate, good quality and great exercise.

Well, they don't quite make these the way they used to, but they are still a lot of fun. The one I had as a kid was made of a thicker rubber and felt indestructable. The material of this hoppy ball is much thinner, although it seems to be sturdy. It was much cheaper than buying an exercise ball and yet can be used for the same thing. Unlike the exericise ball, it has a handle so I can get some good aerobic exercise on it too, hop up and down like an ol' crazy lady, and get my heart rate up. (Great for the quads!)

I don't remember what I paid for this item, but the 3 1/2 year-old girl I babysit likes it. She is getting better at bouncing around. Don't use around fire hearths or sharp furniture. I bought a couple adult-sized balls as well, and these are very fun for kids and adults as well.

This was a big hit, though my 3 1/2 year old grandson hasn't figured out how to mount it yet. The 9-y.o. granddaughter had a blast on it. I don't know what the weight limit was, but I'm sure when it bucked off my 67 y.o. husband at 255 lbs., it was well-deserved. Haha. I admit he was probably paying the ball back as he couldn't figure out how to blow it up, but my son-in-law had no such troubles. It is sturdy, strong and I think will be a bit hit at our home for years to come. Growing up, we had one about twice this size, and we jumped on that thing even into our teen years. On tile and carpet floors. Haha. Memories made me purchase this one, and now I have a request from the 9 year old to get her own for her birthday. Does it come in a bigger size (medium maybe)?

Small perfect size for a 3-4 year old

Once you figure out the white plug has to be removed it’s easy.Needs written instructions not just pictures.