Exercise Ball Yoga Ball, 5 Sizes Pregnancy Ball for Balance, Fitness, Anti-Burst Birthing Ball & Heavy Duty Ball Chair, Gym Ball with Pump

Pump and attachment in box make inflating easy. Seems good quality. Great value.

Great ball but returned as I ordered too small for my height. Very robust, easy to inflate (and deflate!!) Will be buying the bigger size!

Good enough size and seems sturdy enough currently being used by me 29 week pregnant partner and holds up pretty well.Doesn’t hold air for as long as you’d think and the pump is borderline useless but it’s cheap enough so can’t really complain.

Bought this during covid lockdown to use at my desk. Use it everyday 8 hours a day. My dogs jumped on it and scratched it but it still holds strong I contacted their customer service once and got a really swift response.

Bought this to start using towards the end of my 2nd trimester just to sit and bounce on gently to relieve some pressure. I got size large and I’m 4’11 I would say it’s the perfect size for me. I followed instructions and inflated by 80% left for 24hrs then inflated completely then waited another 24hrs, I believe this is important if you want it to last and to be safe, those who said it burst straight away have probably not followed the instructions. For the price it is brilliant considering it will get over 10 weeks use from me and then I can store it up in the loft if I ever fall pregnant again. Recommended to pregnant ladies suffering with PGP, sciatica and round ligament pain.

Very good quality, the measuring information was spot on. Excellent value.

Tider exercise BallThis ball was recommended by my physiotherapist to help with my recovery after my Rotator Cuff Repair Operation.

The ball itself is fine, like the ones I've used in the gym which I presume are higher quality and more burst proof. It needed more like 3-4 inflations / top ups rather than 2, to achieve final firmness. I was a bit dubious because it was more egg shaped than spherical but in the end I think it got there.The problem was that - unless I was sent the wrong one, but I don't think I was because the number 75 was in the product code on the box - there was no way that my supposedly 75cm ball was actually 75cm in diameter! I put a box 75cm away from a wall and rolled the ball through it. I carried it through my doorway which is 76cm wide. It was only 65cm in diameter. To have made it 75cm would require a lot of extra pumping, and I really don't think the ball would take it!Amazon processed it as a free return because they weren't the ultimate seller and couldn't tell me if e.g. the 85cm ball would be 75cm when inflated - or even if I was really sent the 75cm ball.