Hi, I notice the balls have different weights for the junior size. The yellow color is .75 pound and blue is 1 pound. Is this right?
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I ordered a blue and a yellow but I didn't notice a difference in weight. They both looked and felt the same to me although .25 lb would be hard to notice. Our yellow one did hold air better than our blue one, though.
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Hi, I had not noticed that weight difference. Looking at the product on Amazon I see that the dimensions shown are wrong. Amazon showing Product Dimensions: 3.9 x 5.1 x 7.9 inches The package I received was a typical toy box. Something like 18 x 28 x 7 inches and could have weighed 9.6 lbs. But let me say it is a terrific toy, well made, the track pieces connect easily and stay together. My 3 yr old granddaughter loves it. Even after months. She easily puts together her own track shapes. And family will get on the floor and play with her and it together..Aunts, Uncles, me. It is the type of toy that draws a child into creating and interacting rather than just watching something happen. Highly recommended.
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I had the same question when I purchased my baoding balls... I chose to purchase this size and two others; all were delivered the same day in the same package so still do not know if #2 is bigger than #3, etc... It is nice to have a few different sizes until you develop proficiency, smaller ones are definitely easier than larger ones, especially when you start trying to rotate the balls in the opposite of normal direction.
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I believe that these balls are color coded by the manufacturer and the 65cm is only in this one color. You might check three things: 1. Is it inflated enough? 2. Did you check the ball size versus your height on the chart in the description of the ball? Here it is: Size Chart (Ball Diameter&gt; User Height): 45cm/18in&gt; 5'0"/152cm 55cm/22in&gt; 5'1" - 5'6"/155 -167cm 65cm/26in&gt; 5'7" - 6'1"/170 - 185cm 75cm/30in&gt; 6'2" - 6'8"/188cm - 202cm 3. If the size chart is correct for you, are you using a trainer who might be able to help make sure your body position, etc. is correct? Personally, I have the same green one that you purchased. I am only 5'3" but my trainer and my physical therapist and I found that this 65cm size (which the chart says is too big for me) was really the right size for me to do the particular kind of exercise that I need. As a result I have a couple of exercise balls when I only intended to have one. However, my trainer has been able to make good use of them all (and they are cheap!).
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Get the junior. The child I purchased it for was 5 at the time. When his dad took him sledding, he ended up using it while the child used something smaller. It's very zippy. My grand nephew is very strong and athletic. I think he would have been able to handle it. But at 4 it might be too large. Either way Amazon will exchange it if it's not right. It's a great product.
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Hi Kimberly, I purchased these for my son in the spring, he was 12 and appx 110 lbs. I figured he'd keep growing. His friends had the "youth" size and he already was at the max. The springs work based on your weight. We decided to get the adult ones and we are happy with that decision. He can now use these for years to come and you don't have to worry about reaching the max weight and needing a bigger size. My son is at the low end of the weight scale for his and he will be able to use them for years. The adult ones are heavier duty then the kids size. I hope that helps. I understand it is an investment and you want to get the right size for now and in years to come. Happy Holidays, Melissa Hi Kimberly, I purchased these for my son in the spring, he was 12 and appx 110 lbs. I figured he'd keep growing. His friends had the "youth" size and he already was at the max. The springs work based on your weight. We decided to get the adult ones and we are happy with that decision. He can now use these for years to come and you don't have to worry about reaching the max weight and needing a bigger size. My son is at the low end of the weight scale for his and he will be able to use them for years. The adult ones are heavier duty then the kids size. I hope that helps. I... » Read More Hi Kimberly, I purchased these for my son in the spring, he was 12 and appx 110 lbs. I figured he'd keep growing. His friends had the "youth" size and he already was at the max. The springs work based on your weight. We decided to get the adult ones and we are happy with that decision. He can now use these for years to come and you don't have to worry about reaching the max weight and needing a bigger size. My son is at the low end of the weight scale for his and he will be able to use them for years. The adult ones are heavier duty then the kids size. I hope that helps. I understand it is an investment and you want to get the right size for now and in years to come. Happy Holidays, Melissa « Show Less
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I actually have two sets from different companies, so not sure which one this is. If it's the yellow stripes, the weights are solid and there are five of them so you can pull them in and out for different weights. If it's the blue one, they are sand and they fall off pretty easily
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The cue is a white paint finish on the butt end. The shaft has the natural wood color, although this is muted since it is a fiberglass over wood construction. It is the standard Cuetec SST Shaft. When ordered from Y2PLAY, you may request any weight between 18oz and 21oz in 0.5oz increments, and we will adjust the cue for you. Other sellers may or may not allow weight selection. If no weight is selected, then a randomly chosen weight would be sent. Thank you for your interest, and let us know if you have further questions!
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Some are the same dimensions. The 12# and 10# balls are both 9.5" in diameter. The 8# and 6# balls are 8.5", and the 4# ball is smaller, at 7.5". I find it convenient to have the consistent dimensions and various weight options for P90X2, for example. One consideration to keep in mind, though, is that the 6# ball has noticeably more "give" than the 8, which might be a factor for you if you are looking for similar performance there. For me it is mildly distracting while doing the four-ball pushups, but not an impediment. I still prefer to have the variety of weights. Hope that helps!By the way, more data on the equipment can be found at http://www.valeofit.com. Some are the same dimensions. The 12# and 10# balls are both 9.5" in diameter. The 8# and 6# balls are 8.5", and the 4# ball is smaller, at 7.5". I find it convenient to have the consistent dimensions and various weight options for P90X2, for example. One consideration to keep in mind, though, is that the 6# ball has noticeably more "give" than the 8, which might be a factor for you if you are looking for similar performance there. For me it is mildly distracting while doing the four-ball pushups, but not an impediment. I still prefer to have the variety of weights.... » Read More Some are the same dimensions. The 12# and 10# balls are both 9.5" in diameter. The 8# and 6# balls are 8.5", and the 4# ball is smaller, at 7.5". I find it convenient to have the consistent dimensions and various weight options for P90X2, for example. One consideration to keep in mind, though, is that the 6# ball has noticeably more "give" than the 8, which might be a factor for you if you are looking for similar performance there. For me it is mildly distracting while doing the four-ball pushups, but not an impediment. I still prefer to have the variety of weights. Hope that helps!By the way, more data on the equipment can be found at http://www.valeofit.com. « Show Less
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I believe so. It is the perfect weight for a beginning ball player. My son is going in to 1st grade and it seemed very similar to the bats they used in his baseball league this spring.
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I don't know the difference between the sizes, but the Jr is perfect for my toddlers. I bought them when they were a year old and could lay in them easily without touching the ground. They are almost two now and weight around 23lbs and they drag them all over to sit in. I imagine they'll use these for another year or two even.
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My 3.0lb dumbells are yellow. I alternate their use with the 1.0lb black ones... I also use bricks (blue) to help me reach the floor... I start with them vertically, then proceed to the horizontal, then simply reach the floor!
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The balls seem to vary. We received one that was big and then 5 others that were smaller. However the small ones work perfectly.
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The XL I got is not the same size as a tennis ball. Bigger. Perfect Size for him though. Percy is 60 lbs. He loved them, but they don't last. I will probably get him them again though :)
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I have an 18 lb ball from a different brand & it is around 1- 1/2 times the size of my 8 lb Valeo ball. I'd say add an inch to the circumference for a couple more pounds added. I hope this helps. I do like the Valeo brand over all others. Very nice grip.
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The yellow color on this toy has a nice shade of yellow in the middle of its spectrum. I am hapy with my purchase.
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That's a very good question! I bought the kiwi one for my grandsons (age 1 and 2) and seems plenty big enough. The Amazon website says this s 28 x 46 x 18 ... same as it said on every other color I checked. But on the blue one, the Amazon site says that size, but what appears to me to be the same one is listed on an outside website as 34 x 52 x 25. I don't have it with me to measure, so not really sure if there are still two sizes or not ... may want to check with the manufacturer to be sure. I thought the difference between the two was that one was for infants, but I don't understand the price differences on the colors on Amazon. That's a very good question! I bought the kiwi one for my grandsons (age 1 and 2) and seems plenty big enough. The Amazon website says this s 28 x 46 x 18 ... same as it said on every other color I checked. But on the blue one, the Amazon site says that size, but what appears to me to be the same one is listed on an outside website as 34 x 52 x 25. I don't have it with me to measure, so not really sure if there are still two sizes or not ... may want to check with the manufacturer to be sure. I thought the difference between the two was that one was for infants, but I don't understand the... » Read More That's a very good question! I bought the kiwi one for my grandsons (age 1 and 2) and seems plenty big enough. The Amazon website says this s 28 x 46 x 18 ... same as it said on every other color I checked. But on the blue one, the Amazon site says that size, but what appears to me to be the same one is listed on an outside website as 34 x 52 x 25. I don't have it with me to measure, so not really sure if there are still two sizes or not ... may want to check with the manufacturer to be sure. I thought the difference between the two was that one was for infants, but I don't understand the price differences on the colors on Amazon. « Show Less