THERABAND Pro Series, Retail Pack

I use for exercise, core balance & physical therapy exercises. Exceptionally durable & thick walled thera ball. Doesn't puncture easily. If puncured, it releases air slowly while you're on it! Holds air well & for a long time. Easy-to-use. Easy to balance & stay on the Thera ball. Very supportive & comfortable. Highly recommend this product!

This is my 2nd Theraband Exercise Ball. I tried TriDeer brand, but was disspointed how small and lesser quality it was compared to Theraband.Just remember to order a pump with this (not included in package). I ordered the SKOLOO 10" Portable Hand Air Ball Pump and it works perfect!I love, love, love this excersize ball. It is super great quality, durable, and last along time. So much better than TriDeer!

My husband has to do exercises recommended by his chiropractor...I purchased this ball cause it had the best reviews. When I told the chiropractor that we purchased a ball for his size (75cm) she said most of the balls out there are pretty good but this brand is the most recommended for durability (and standardized coloring the company uses for all it's products). Glad I purchased this one based on the reviews and now knowing it's most recommended by chiropractors. I would recommend this ball...only drawback is it doesn't come with a pump so we had to purchase one separately.

Like I said in another review for resistant bands this is perfectly made for Pilates. So rather you're using this utility ball by itself, or rather you're using it in conjunction with resistant bands there are a number of Pilates exercises you can perform. I mean this thing(with resistant bands) will allow you to roll your body in & out of positions that work the abdominal(Pilates style). But to get started it's just a matter of you doing your own research on doing Pilates(with utility ball, and resistant bands).

I just inflated this, and it seems like a nice sturdy stability ball. I had to deduct a star from my rating though, because there was absolutely NO help on how to inflate it from the so-called “instructions”. What a joke! The sheet contained a bunch of NOTHING in about six different languages and NONE of it was even REMOTELY helpful. That said, once I managed to figure out how to get my foot-pump to work, it’s now inflated & hopefully, what I guessed to be the valve plug will keep the dang air in it. Why can’t companies provide SIMPLE, CLEAR information with their products any more??? I even went to the company’s website… but there were NO plain instructions… so frustrating.

Blows up to appropriate size. Harder than my old ball so I have to get used to it. Good materials. Well constructed.

Just started using it as part of my PT exercises. Had knee surgery, exercise ball works well.

Great ball but it doesn’t come with a pump. It’s useless until you spend more money for a pump