Can I semi inflate this ball and use between knees?
1184238
Yes definitely, it is slightly larger than a normal Pilates sized spri ball but can be used between knees.
1184239
Yes you can.... I do it often! I got this ball bc they used it in a barre class I went to and that it where we mainly put it!
1184240
Hello, yes. I use the ball with the senior population and have found they really like it. You can inflate it as much or as little as you want. We use it between the legs, and it's especially handy to them because they're able to grip the ball one-handed if needed thanks to its somewhat tacky texture. Let me know if you have any other questions! I do have to add air to them every 1-2 months. Keep the straw that is included to blow it up!
1147762
Yes. You will need a needle like the one you use for a basketball or football. Do not over inflate. It should be firm but not hard to the touch.
62965
There is a good amount of pumping required to inflate. I'm not sure if its something I would want to do everyday.
1848290
You can. I will say though that if you plan on using an air mattress it will limit the foot space, as the height gets narrow in the foot area.
959044
You can, but the corners are not sloped, so I suspect the ball will get stuck often
554984
I would imagine you could since there is just a ball on the end. I am a right handed golfer and I use it to warm up and stretch my back.
664346
I have not attempted this. It is very stretchy and sticks to itself almost too well. I was using it fro plant protection. Bad knee acting up right now, but let me see if I can find my hot air gun and I'll try it, and let you know.
979591
If the ball has a small valve hole like a football, it will not work. The inflator comes with 2 size tips. Both are too large to inflate that body ball.
1952895
I would think so. I used it to inflate an exercise ball and it worked fine.
1120558
Yes, but like any football, basketball, or soccer ball you need a pump to get it and keep it at the correct psi.
1195008
I've done it when only partially inflated, but only for a short period of time (less than an hour). I'm concerned about the strain it puts on the pillow's seams.
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I suppose it can, but I found the instruction manual very confusing and as a result I under-inflated the cushion and my husband ended with a Stage 4 pressure sore on his butt which required debridement and he's now wearing a wound vacuum with the hope that the wound will heal.in the months to come. I wish I had ignored the instruction manual and inflated the cushion like I did the old cushion we had before. I found the gauges/knobs on the front of cushion entirely unnecessary.
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Not really. I you're purpose is to use the ball at a desk, it will likely be too low and you will have to purchase a special structure that is specifically available for use with stability balls. Otherwise a 75cm is a big ball. How tall are you? Are you sure you've filled it completely?
1483809
As the pillow is somewhat smaller than a normal bed pillow, it would be too small for me to under inflate and fold in half. Since you would have to under inflate quite a bit to fold in half, the thickness wouldn't be too much greater than the fully inflated pillow without folding.
830448
Yes-it's very easy. You should not inflate this ball fully. Mine is about 3/4s full. It's a personal preference.
714049
Yes you can , it comes with an attachment that slips over your ball, a must have -works well
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You need enough air in your ball to bring your knees horizontal/level with your hips.