| Incorporate the Ironman Stability Ball into your workouts to target and strengthen the hard to work core muscles often overlooked during normal training. Perform a variety of strength, balance, core training, flexibility and rehabilitation exercises. Available in three sizes (55cm, 65cm, 75cm). Choose by user's height: 55cm 5'0 ¿ 5'6; 65cm 5'7 ¿ 6'0; 75cm Over 6'0 |
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- Stability ball may be used in a variety of strength, balance, core training, flexibility and rehabilitation exercises
- Improve posture, balance and flexibility
- Intended to trim hips, thighs and abdominals
- 55-centimeter ball fits person five feet to five feet six inches tall
- 90-day warranty for materials or workmanship
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 CBell - St. Paul, MN |
| Review Date: September 16, 2007 |
| Reviewer: CBell, White Bear Lake, MN USA |
| Once I finally got it pumped up, which takes some time, I like this product. At first I was a little skeptical about using it and how it would help me. It does take a little getting used to balancing. I get a great flexibility work out stretching my muscles and feel so good when I am done. Two thumbs up! |
works great
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| Review Date: October 3, 2009 |
| Reviewer: V. Caldwell, Los alamos, Nm |
| it is a wonderful way to work many different muscle groups. I love it b/c I can use it anywhere in the house. |
My fault I don't like it.
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| Review Date: January 8, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Jessica L. Wetherington, |
| We bought this item for our 10 year old son because it said it fits people up to 5'7. It's to short for him to sit on. The 75 cm one fits him perfectly and he's 4'5, but that's my fault. I should have realized how small the 55 cm really is. |
Makes a fine desk seat for you shorter people out there!
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| Review Date: November 28, 2007 |
| Reviewer: G. Wells, NYC, USA |
My wife is 5'3", and uses this at her desk (29" high Somerset two-pedestal deskfrom Staples) with no problem. It did deflate significantly overnight, so we just used a bicycle pump, with the included white plastic ball "needle" attachement that came with the ball & pump, re-inflated it, and it's good to go. I suspect once a month you may need to pump it up a bit; we'll see.
(DEFINITELY use a bike pump with this thing; the included pump is the size of microphone, and only useful for quick, minor re-inflates. Even with a bike pump it took a good 3 or 4 minutes of pumping at a steady, not-too-fast pace.) |
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