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Very hard to get air in it and for it to stay inflated bad design

A solid choice for a Pilates ball. Many reviews say that they’re annoyed that the ball loses air during inflation when they put the stopper in , but the ball shouldn’t be fully inflated anyway. I’ve had it for a few months now and it’s held up well!

Easy to inflate and are working well.

This soft pilates ball was very useful while working out. Soft, light and easy to use! It helped with my core workout and was very supportive to my back. It is durable and the size is small but not too small. Likely about 9 inches in diameter. I didn't perceive any smell.

Great for varied workout routine . Easy to inflate . Sturdy

This pilates ball has held up well during physical therapy and home use. It's great quality, a beautiful color, and seems very durable. No complaints and I would purchase it again.

The ball itself is inflatable and must be inflated after received. It's a little tricky to inflate it fully without losing air. I thought the material would be sturdier when I ordered it. I also didn't realize it would need to be inflated.

I ordered this small Goonidy ball for PT exercises, just the right size for knee squeezes. I like the metallic finish and slight texture for easy grip. BUT blowing it up isn't easy. Here's the scoop: First remove the air hole plug--no tool included to help wiggle it out so you might need a small flat screwdriver, metal nail file, or tweezers. Working the plug up from below the hole might also work. Next, insert the straw into the air hole but only as far as needed. Blow up the ball until it's full. Before removing the straw and keeping your mouth over it, place your finger right next to the air hole. Quickly pull the straw out and instantly cover the hole with your finger. Then work the end of the plug into the hole, keeping your finger over as much of the hole as possible until the plug takes up all the space. Press the plug all the way down into the hole. You'll probably still lose air--which can be fine for some exercises, but a challenge if you want a full and taut ball. YMMV and it may take some practice. Goonidy answered my cry for help with these tricks. Also similar to TriDeer seller video instructions. I'd pay more for a small ball with an air hole and stopper like most pool inflatables--is that so difficult?

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bit wanky to inflate with this straw, but it dors the trick.

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der Ball ist ok, er macht bei Belastung Geräusche,z.B. bei Drehbewegungen, das nervt mich