Does this bounce? Can it be bounced against wall? Can it be used for Plyo? What's the diameter of this ball? thank you.
1981553
It does bounce. I use it for ball slams. It is about the size of a basketball.
532858
No. This product won't rebound. The net is slack and effectively stops the ball. It also breaks the fiber glass tension rods after only a few hours of use. I love the concept, but the product is flawed.
1518188
I have a 14-15# version, and like the others have stated, it's got very little bounce. It's great for resistance, and I've been doing floor slams with mine, and it's got only the slightest bounce. If you want bouncy, Valeo's basketball-style medicine balls are great. They have a good amount of bounce considering the weight.
454133
Heavens no! The Dura ball that I received is about 5" in diameter. It is easy for medium-sized dogs to catch or retrieve. I really like this ball for interactive play because it has a great squeeker, it is very durable, and it bounces in unpredictable directions! I hope this helps you & your dog.
1361126
yes it bounces well. I wish it rocked back and forth easier than it does. My boys are only 19 months old, got it for Christmas 2 months ago and they have been able to move themselves on it since then. Definitely getting better and better as they get bigger.
1970705
If I remember correctly, the ball was about 10" in diameter...maybe a bit more. It's a good size, like a soccer ball.
155129
Yes, it bounces but with some effort. I bought it to exercise my hands & feet.
2048510
These certainly do bounce and I could imagine that they would be good for juggling. They are a little smaller than a baseball and are hollow (unlike the pink sponge balls). They gained popularity as the best ball for stick-ball (if that helps).
1216137
This is a mini ball. It's five inches in diameter. My son uses it to play around- not meant for game play.
1579653
This ball DOES NOT BOUNCE. It is filled with very malleable material or sand. It is more of a rubber coated sandbag than a ball.
215776
I do not know the diameter, but it's smaller than a basketball ... about the size of a volleyball. It is shipped inflated. Hope this helps.
1922075
Hi, I used the Champion pitch-back a few times in the park to practice my throws. It is a sturdy structure and the netting is tough. If you can throw accurately this pitch-back is pretty good and it does have a wide target. I have a wild arm so I did a lot of chasing after balls. When I did hit the target, the rebound was good. If you buy this, the main thing I recommend is to use good sized tent stakes to anchor it down. The stakes it comes with don't work that well.
269588
I have a large exercise ball that is about 18-20" high (radius measurement) and it works great. I think it would be fine for anything that you really want to be careful about how much air you are adding- and not to overinflate the ball, like if you used a high powered home air compressor.
704958
I am 5' 5".It works great for me.You can make it LARGER or SMALLER.That depends on how much AIR you put in it. You can use it from 55 inches (for shorter people) or fill it up to 65" or even 75" if you are a tall person.It is a GREAT ball.I am 275 pounds, and I can bounce on it and everything.VERY sturdy, anti-burst. :)
1724630
It doesn't have a high bounce, BUT I use it in the traps and it works just fine. I have skulked a few but thats probably user error.
1347654
It won't work with foam or plastic practice balls yet. Not sure it ever will register with something that light. Just regular ones.
497942
I think so it is larger that most other kids trampolines. Made for bouncing not doing flips and the like. I have bounced on it myself and it was a work out!