can you slam these medicine balls on the floor?
937665
All day long! However, they don't bounce! I have two sets of these in my gym. They are very durable. Bought a couple of years ago. If you want a heavy ball that will bounce back to you, get rubber. The rubber ball is no good for throwing up on walls it will mark (black) your wall. Hope this helps in anyway.
937666
These don't provide the bounce back required for slamming. Also I don't think these would hold up to the abuse over time.
937667
No, they are not slam balls. But for everything else they are perfect. You can't beat the price!
937668
They are filled with more of a sand like material and they don't bounce. However more comfortable to hold and throw / catch than rubber balls.
1167360
I think you would hit the floor unless you also had something additional like an air mattress between you & the floor. I think they make 4" toppers, maybe that would work!
1210119
Yes, you can snap the floor in or out easily. I actually found the floor to be a nuisance anyway.
170139
I would think that is possible, but you would need to purchase some rubber caps for the legs, so they do not mark the floor.
1346750
no-they fall apart when they are on the floor-i would not even try to stack them-we have stopped using it, it was so frustrating!
184788
Yes. There is a round piece of hard rubber, almost the circumference of the bowl, on the bottom. You could knock it over, but it won't just tip over, or dump contents if you brush up against it, etc. The rubber keeps it from slipping off of surfaces too. It's a great little product. I use it whenever I take screws out of anything.
1127578
Certainly you could but I'm not sure if it'd be as effective since more air will be in the container due to the racquetballs being smaller than the tennis balls.
1966930
I doubt it because it is loose on the floor. Do be careful mine were opened and scratched when I received them.
1160355
Hold them waist high by the small end & drop them to the floor several times. It's in the instructions & it works for me.
313152
Yes you can. You could order them from the company or you can go to your local dollar/toy store and pick up a pkg of balls. :)
1484790
Yes, but tennis balls must be thrown on the flat portion. Really constructed for baseball/softball. Good for bouncing tennis balls for the family pet.
2064136
Yes, the balls do roll across the wood floor (and bounce and slide and skid). They are more likely to slide then roll on rugs.
1014651
The balls in this are normal golf balls. If you play this indoors and are careful not to get too aggressive it should not harm floors or walls. But if you swing hard these balls could break a window.
2166230
Not easily. They sit pretty flat on the surface so he would have to get his fingers under the rim or push them up from underneath ... Still it could be done!
1614973
I don't see why not. I haven't but the machine is adjustable for ball height whether it is a super soft or soft are balls. But this machine rocks and it is the best thing I bought. Makes our practices go so much smoother!
1157503
You can place it on the wall or on the floor and then either throw it at the wall [which does make some "tonk" sound when it hits, but it's not too loud. I like throwing it into the air and see if I can hit it while it is on the ground, kind-of like horse shoes. Very fun. They stick really well.
1927642
Doubt it. This is a child sized toy. The balls would not pop up high enough for you to hit effectively