What frame do you recommend for the 65 cm ball? Is the one frame good for all size balls?
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If you are talking about body frame... I would look at leg length and weight. I use both the 65 and the 75...I am lets say 'stocky"about 240-245 and 6 feet tall. I use the 75cm for a desk seat and the 65cm to exercise and stretch with. Some girls have long legsand they might like the 65 or even 75 if using for a desk seat. It sure has worked my back using it at my desk, works the legs too.I hope that helps, Bear
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If you are talking about body frame... I would look at leg length and weight. I use both the 65 and the 75...I am lets say 'stocky" about 240-245 and 6 feet tall. I use the 75cm for a desk seat and the 65cm to exercise and stretch with. Some girls have long legs and they might like the 65 or even 75 if using for a desk seat. It sure has worked my back using it at my desk, works the legs too. I hope that helps, Bear
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I have and use this ball but have never used the Barre3 core ball so comparison is a bit difficult. I do love the FitBall for giving me just the little bit of support I need for my back and for being the right size and texture to stay between my knees and ankles while I'm doing some of my exercises. However, I did find a forum where one very knowledgeable person did a comparison of the Barre3 & FitBall. He seems to think the FitBall is better. As I am not heavy into core fitness and strengthening - at 65 I am a bit more cautious - I thought I would share his post. http://www.videofitness.com/~vfwnk/forum/showthread.php?t=175851 - hope this helps. I have and use this ball but have never used the Barre3 core ball so comparison is a bit difficult. I do love the FitBall for giving me just the little bit of support I need for my back and for being the right size and texture to stay between my knees and ankles while I'm doing some of my exercises. However, I did find a forum where one very knowledgeable person did a comparison of the Barre3 & FitBall. He seems to think the FitBall is better. As I am not heavy into core fitness and strengthening - at 65 I am a bit more cautious - I thought I would share his post.... » Read More I have and use this ball but have never used the Barre3 core ball so comparison is a bit difficult. I do love the FitBall for giving me just the little bit of support I need for my back and for being the right size and texture to stay between my knees and ankles while I'm doing some of my exercises. However, I did find a forum where one very knowledgeable person did a comparison of the Barre3 & FitBall. He seems to think the FitBall is better. As I am not heavy into core fitness and strengthening - at 65 I am a bit more cautious - I thought I would share his post. http://www.videofitness.com/~vfwnk/forum/showthread.php?t=175851 - hope this helps. « Show Less
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I use this for soccer gear, and a size 5 soccer ball is about 22 cm in diameter, compared to 24 cm for a men's basketball (women's is about .75 cm smaller). My soccer ball fits into either the main compartment or the side ventilated pouch with a good bit of wiggle room, so you should have no problem putting a basketball into either compartment!
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My 65 cm ended up being WAY smaller than even the smallest ball at my physical therapist's office (a 55 cm) -- so I have decided NOT to buy on-line but buy in person somewhere. My physical therapy office uses the brand Thera-band and if you go to the website and put in your zip code, they will tell you the places you can buy them in person. They are more expensive but they are of excellent quality and that way you'll be sure 65 cm is what you expect it to be. Good luck!
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Good morning,This mattress will go with any frame as long as the arm rests or the foot of the bed, allow room for expansion or the matress may bunch up. Be sure the frame that you buy is a full, and you will not have an issue.
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I imagine it should fit, but honestly don't "know." It's pictured with a 55cm ball and I bought a 45cm that doesn't fit snugly into the base. that's why I think the larger ball may even be more stable in this base than smaller ones. Enjoy!
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As I recall, the manufacturer has a height-to-size-of-ball suggestion. That is what I followed and got the 65. I am 5.5. As far as the computer desk or art table is concerned, it probably depends on the height of the table. I know that when I sit at my computer desk using the ball, I am lower than when I sit on my desk chair. Since the idea of getting a ball is to help your body, you should probably follow the manufacturer's suggestion regarding the ball size. Hope this helps.
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Size 5. Go to this link and read the section on the bottom entitled "Choosing the Right Size Ball.": http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/info/index.jsp?categoryId=13299258&infoPath;=222998#5
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Do a search for frames on amazon and find a seller with a lot of options. Then email them directly. Thanks, Paul
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I'm not sure, I initially ordered a smaller version thinking it was the stability ball. If you want the large one like I did I'd order the Stability ball.
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The first thing you should consider is the desk height. When you sit on a chair or a ball, the distance between your legs and the top of the desk should be a couple of cms. Depending on the height of the desk, you can make the first judgement call on the size of the exercise ball. If the height is adjustable, great. If not, measure the distance from the ground to the top of your desk. Next, if you read the forums, you will notice that they recommend the 65cm for a person of your height. Similar to another user, I went against that recommendeded size and chose the 75cm. However, I have not inflated mine to the full potential. The key factor is that your legs should form a 90 degree angle and still be able to plant both feet on the ground. I use the 75cm ball as a full time office desk chair replacement and am very happy with it. My desk is adjustable and hence this helped. The 65cm would have been a tad too low and hence my decision to go for the 75cm one. Hope this helps in your decision making process.
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according to their website, you should use the green/medium one. I wish Amazon would post the sizes in the description (or maybe I am missing it??) http://life.gaiam.com/article/top-10-balance-ball-exercise-ball-stability-ball-faqs
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Order the 6 pack at this link http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00FAUMWLU Cheaper per frame AND the shipping. Email to adjust or mix frame styles. Also shipping is combined if 6 individual frames are ordered on the same order...Thanks for asking.
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Any 2 piece ball would be fine. If you find a 2 piece with a soft feel you're golden. My favorite is the Srixon Q-Star. If you don't swing fast enough to compress all 3-5 layers of a golf ball you're wasting your money on it.
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I've basketball with a 24-70 before. It's a pretty good lens especially if you're right under the basket. The 50mm and the 70-200 are great lenses, but you can't get whole body shots if you're under the basket. The 2.8 is solid, and you'll get great shots with it. I shot these photos a few years ago with a 24-70 on a Rebel XT overseas (my primary camera broke while I was on the trip).http://www.flickr.com/photos/mtamazing/753022100/http://www.flickr.com/photos/mtamazing/753022072/http://www.flickr.com/photos/mtamazing/753021984/
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I don't have this ball, or any ball yet, but here is a website I've found helpful in evaluating all the balls availiable helping me narrow down the best one for me. Hope it's helpful. http://www.redwoodsgroup.com/safety-resources/general-safety-guidance-and-tools/safety-guidance/exercise-ball-safety-purchase-maintenance-and-use-ymcas/
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The stand is made from a very hard composite plastic and very sturdy. My ball is 75cm and 10 more cm would not be a problem. I am sure that if you decided to purchase the stand, it could be returned if it did not work for you. The seller is very Customer Service oriented.