It says "no bounce" in the description. Is there really no bounce or will it bounce like a dynamax ball does?
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It's no superb all, but it will rebound off a wall at 6-7 feet with a good push, and I can get it to pop up off the floor 3-4 feet.
1447162
Yes they do bounce. They are great balls for under 11 years of age. These balls are inflatable. You should have a small pump. Franklin makes a great one for under 7 $ s. You can use the punp on any inflatable.
281623
I think I know what you mean and yes in my opinion it does/will bounce instead of just coming to a complete stop with no give, course you have to make it bounce, if you don't move at all it want bounce as much.
446168
No, it doesn't. It's really light and seems to be made of foam all the way through, so while you do get a little bounce, it's nothing like a basketball or tennis ball.
1518188
I have a 14-15# version, and like the others have stated, it's got very little bounce. It's great for resistance, and I've been doing floor slams with mine, and it's got only the slightest bounce. If you want bouncy, Valeo's basketball-style medicine balls are great. They have a good amount of bounce considering the weight.
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.
1497425
No the ball comes out slow and drops on the trampoline thing on the ground and bounces up and then the hit it. The ball kept getting stuck also. It's good for kids just learning thou
361116
I have not had any problems with this. The weight naturally shifts slightly when slammed, but I have not had problems maintaining an even shape. The ball bounces nicely off of the ground and against hard and soft surfaces.
1579654
No. This ball it does not bounce. If I drop it, stays there. Definitely is just to squeeze in your hands. I exercise my hands when I am watching TV.
2245966
Not in the same way you could dribble a regulation basketball. This is a soft, pliable rubber ball -- not firm like a traditional basketball. It's also much smaller than a regulation basketball. You can certainly bounce it, but it's a little small to actually dribble.
74993
I bought it for my son and he absolutely loves it. Doesn't find too much bounce back. Hope this helps.
397421
I just got this Trampoline last week and I'm really enjoying it. It is firm with a good bounce and no your do not pronate while jumping on it.
2014588
No bouncing, but it is super adjustable and easy to clean. It will hold a baby as soon as the head is strong enough. My granddaughter loves it. I got it for her when she was only two months old and now at nine months she still loves it. Buying some additional springs to add it could be a bouncer as well.
365602
No, the bounce it has is very little, and you really wouldn't want it to bounce like a Jumparoo once you see the little one scooting along in it! I found the little bounce it did have to be pretty stiff, and I don't think it should be listed as a primary function of the toy.
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The Dynamax balls are definitely better. The JFIT ball is slicker and not quite as rugged. If you are using it alone in your garage it would be fine. Heavy use in a box i doubt they would hold up like a Dynamax
1758287
I didnt realize that bouncing counted. But yes, they will bounce. they arent hard, but almost like a raquetball with dimples
418021
It comes inflated... you can put more air into it to provide more bounce but it was fine for my needs. Its just a little larger than a volleyball, but smaller than a basketball. Inflating it does not make it expand it just creates more pressure within, to create more bounce.