I need a ball I can hold with one hand (as an exercise prop). Would this work
938981
It would fit in your hand. I don't think it is heavy enough for exercise, though. Light, won't give much resistance. Maybe that is what you want, though?
609913
Like J. Moore said, I believe there is enough space in this to move your fingers and hold a ball. However, years ago I tried wearing one of these while at work (office IT job) and my hands tended to sweat in it. It was hard to keep clean and had a really bad odor build up. I eventually had to throw it away. I would recommend this product for more sedentary activities, like sleeping.
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It depends on what you will be using it for? I have a 65cm ball with this base and it is NOT a tight fit, although it does work for exercise and also helps to stabilize the ball for sitting on. I have two bases, one for the 65cm ball which I will be using at home for exercise and one for a larger size ball to sit on at work. I do think a 45cm ball is going to be ok but do not know for sure because that is not what I use? Either way I like the base, loose or not... :)
2192311
it is made of plastic, it will feel sticky. pay attention to the exercise not the feel of the ball.
552201
The ball takes three AA batteries, so no. If the batteries are rechargeable and you have a solar battery recharger (if they make them), then that would work.
499453
Probably not, the base of the chair may not allow for a larger sized ball. the chair has adjustable legs.
301842
If this is regarding the swivel seat cushion, I would think not. An exercise ball uses lower back and leg muscles. This swiveling cushion is for ease of twisting to get out of car or chair. It is made to use less muscles.
272594
Get a newspaper and crunch it into a ball with one hand.You will get a better overall grip workout than a coc and its free!!girls can rep the no 2.!!
80608
I use it for pole fitness to give me a better grip for pole moves... The grip gloves I were using still allowed my hands to slip inside the gloves themselves. If football receivers need to "stick" to the ball, then Yes I feel that this would work.
1838240
I believe you could use this with just one arm/hand. You can slide with your fingers or thumb and close with the desk top or your leg. Hope this helps
1495236
I don't think you will have a problem. The handle end is large enough you could rest it against your hand. It may be a little difficult depending on the amount of pain you have, but I think you could adjust the way you hold on to it to make it work.
678060
It would work if you have the right tip for the ball, but it would take forever. It does not pump much air per stroke.
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!
2052326
Yes, either hand will work! When you use wiggle side to side as you move along the coconut. It will make it easier. It will be a breeze for a man, a woman its a little tougher, but I'm not as strong as i used to be. :)
1952895
I would think so. I used it to inflate an exercise ball and it worked fine.
608697
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?
2155094
It will work, but some shots will be tight. The ball return is kind of small.