is a 12 inch ball really the max? i have a 16 inch. what is the suggested weight limit?
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Hello Frisco! I honestly dont know the answer to this question. We have a 12" ball that is super duper light but I'm fairly certain that is could have handled a larger ball if i was light. Hope that helps!
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I know for sure that that does not mean psi. If it were Pounds per square inch then that ball could take a fully loaded tractor-trailer. It means 2000lbs. total weight burst rated. It will support even the largest of humans so don't think that you are too heavy for it.
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Oh ya definetely heavy duty. If I remember I think my ball is 2.25 inches which is pretty heavy will support up to the 999 units and possibly the 1199 but I would probably go with a 3 inch ball if your wanting to upgrade someday or just add another ram then.
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Hi Gretchen, From what I can tell by measuring my ball to 65cm, I don't see why not. There is plenty of room in the chair for a bigger ball. You can always deflate the ball and adjust the base height until you get the comfort level you want. Hope this helps!
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Honestly, I use a 15 lb ball. Most people will tell you to use the full 16 for carrying weight on the backend, but because I don't play full time or many leagues at once, I tend to find myself really tired going in to game 3 if I use 16 instead of 15 lbs. I can adjust my ball speed to make up for the pound loss in "hitting power". Plus, I've noticed over the years that the differential numbers tend to be higher in 15 vs 16, which gives you more hook.
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I would assume it depends on the size ball you get. I got the smallest size, But I'm only 105lbs. I think if you look under details on the different sizes it will tell you the minimum and maximum weight and/or height.
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Please check with the manufacturer. I'm an amazon client, not the seller. Personally, I find this ball too small for a large pet.
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I wanted to blow it up that full but my daughter insisted on only about 26". It is so important to keep it under inflated. That being said, this makes it quite small for my husband to comfortable bounce. Wish there was a truly larger size for adults. I am using mine for rebounding - just staying in one place and bouncing up and down. Awesome for my knees!
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The ball is about 2 and 1/4 inches in diameter. It bounces higher than any ball you have seen. As others stated by others, it was used for most all the games we played as a kid.
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I have this, and it is exactly 12 inches. So, maybe go with something a bit smaller.
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I know the Varsity balls at 12" in diameter-Jr Varsity 6" I will say this, I did purchase a Varsity Ball and my dogs did beat it up pretty hard. Varsity Pet's replace it free of charge.
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Justin, I have not measured. I have enough air in the ball to hold me up, so I can exercise. I had to fill twice. OK mine is also the same as yours. If you measure to the center of the ball it's 30". Does this help???
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Probably not, the base of the chair may not allow for a larger sized ball. the chair has adjustable legs.
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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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I am not sure about the weight limit, but because these Wheels require some fitness level, I believe it would be safer for you to work with a swiss ball and some kettle bells before "upgrading".
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This ball is too small for a large dog. You would have to contact the manufacturer about breakage questions. I would get something else for a large pet.
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Not sure Katie but I googled this and most are maximum of 250 lbs. I LOVE this ball and also bought one for a gift for a gym partner. Great quality for a great price! Pumps up with the included pump really fast too. I would highly recommend this fitness ball. If you're not familiar with exercises for the ball, the included DVD provides a total workout too.