The video shows the ball with no bounce whatever for floor slams. I'm wondering if this ball lacks the bit of bounce you'd get with a Dynomax?
62257
I haven't had any issues with bounce. I used it for bounces off of a wall for reps and it performed as expected. I am very pleased with this ball and I would/will buy another one.
62258
Correct, there is no bounce to this ball. I prefer it though. I like the soft, sandy feel.
359195
We bought the dyna disc to use with exercises we got from the physical therapist. don't blow the disc up too full. it should still be fairly level across the top, not bulging. there are some you tube videos with exercise instructions http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mtdzOsMXXzk hope this helps
1157207
It sort of bounces, but it really is intended just for shooting. You can use it indoors, but like anything you throw inside there's always the chance it could knock over a lamp or something. We have a rule that it's for shooting only, not throwing around the room!
1579654
No. This ball it does not bounce. If I drop it, stays there. Definitely is just to squeeze in your hands. I exercise my hands when I am watching TV.
89517
Yes, the slide is great. I've noticed that since wearing these badboys, my approach is more accurate... Not to mention the support and overall comfort of this shoe is phenom, AND I'm seeing a lot of novice/average bowlers rocking them at the lanes now. So this is a really good buy. Sorry for the delayed response btw
2023363
Yes you can bounce tracks. I haven't done it myself as I haven't had to, but in reading what others have said, there is no degeneration. The manual explains how to do it. If you don't yet own one, get it, it's it's a little powerhouse and sounds amazing as I have done much recording with original music. The guide is well written and easy to follow, in my opinion.
1942746
For me it has worked extremely well even in mud. I am able to dig into the mud and capture the ball. I have learned after capturing the ball to rotate the device 90 degrees so no matter what else I drag it through I just don't lose or drop balls. I hope that helps!
2164770
I can't see mine vibrate but you can feel it. My son absolutely loves it. So glad I got that one. I couldn't believe how cute, and how great it works for being the most affordable bouncer. Way better then my daughters.
1666801
I think this ball would meet your needs. On a hard service it would bounce better than a basketball. This is a versatile product that can be used in many different sports.
546686
I received the dynarex brand. I didn't read deep into reviews before purchase so I never saw the mixed comments
1666802
Yes, it bounces. It is a rubber ball that you need to inflate with a pump once it arrives in the mail. It's medium weight, not as hard as a basketball and not as soft as a beach ball, but yes, you can dribble on a hard floor.
155127
Not really. I have 'High bounce" balls that can easily go to the ceiling. This one would be difficult to get it to bounce that high. When dropped this ball does not bounce as high as any of the super balls I have. Even the little 1 inch balls bounce higher.Notice the "yes" answers say: "with some effort", "hard" or "you can get it to". I say that it would take more then "some" effort.
446170
No it will not bounce, it is great for an indoor basketball hoop, either over the door or wall. I got this for my grandson who is 8, along with the indoor hoop and he loves it!
446168
No, it doesn't. It's really light and seems to be made of foam all the way through, so while you do get a little bounce, it's nothing like a basketball or tennis ball.
2012177
You just need to make contact with something (the floor, maybe a rubber tee, something like that for it to register as a hit. Although I believe if you hit the floor your numbers may be a little off. I have a little mat (like a driving range mat) with a long tee coming out of it to act as the ball and it works fine for me. Awesome little product.
2184185
The product itself is not inherently noisy. However when you bounce there is a slight movement when you jump the legs do hit the ground a tad... probably not nearly as noisy as if you were to just jump on the bare floor, but I can't imagine it wouldn't create a bit of rhythmic bouncing noise for the folks underneath you. The top & side apartments it would be the noise coming from your 'Bouncing DVD' that would be more noticeable!! Certainly not from the rebounder itself! It folds in half, not easily, but certainly doable, and would slide under a bed, or sit up flat against a wall nicely.
1721585
I have to be honest... I do not know for sure. It is not a big ball, but has a good bounce. Honestly I use 2 of them to apply acupressure to my back.