Timberbrother Exercise Ball 65cm PVC Anti Burst

Description

Product Overview

The Timberbrother 65 cm exercise ball is constructed from high‑grade, non‑toxic PVC that resists bursting and can bear loads up to 2000 lb. It comes with a sturdy anti‑roll base, a foot‑pump for quick inflation, and two 20 lb resistance bands with ergonomic handles. The ball measures 25.5 inches in diameter (65 cm) and weighs 20 lb, providing a stable yet dynamic platform for a wide range of exercises.

Usage

Designed for adults, this ball excels in home gyms, yoga studios, Pilates classes, and office environments. Use it for core strengthening, balance drills, seated desk work, or as a supportive tool in physiotherapy. The included resistance bands add progressive overload for upper‑body workouts, making it a complete fitness companion.

Why Choose Us

Timberbrother combines rigorous anti‑burst testing with premium PVC formulation to ensure longevity and safety. Each ball is inspected for uniformity, and the stability base prevents unwanted rolling, especially during seated use. Our package also provides a detailed A2 workout poster with 40 illustrated exercises, guiding users of all skill levels.

Key Features

• Durable, non‑slip PVC construction tested to withstand 2000 lb loads.
• Integrated stability base keeps the ball stationary for office seating.
• Two 20 lb resistance bands add strength‑training versatility.
• Includes a foot‑pump and A2 workout poster with 40 exercise illustrations.
• Suitable for yoga, Pilates, core training, rehabilitation, and ergonomic desk work.

FAQ

How long does it take to inflate the ball?

Using the included foot‑pump, the ball typically inflates to full firmness within 2–3 minutes.

Can the ball be used on carpeted floors?

Yes, the anti‑roll base provides stability on carpet, hardwood, and tile surfaces.

Is the PVC material safe for prolonged contact?

The PVC is non‑toxic, phthalate‑free, and meets international safety standards for fitness equipment.

What is the recommended inflation pressure?

Inflate the ball until it feels firm to the touch; the optimal pressure is approximately 5–6 psi.

Can the resistance bands be replaced?

Yes, the bands feature standard loops and can be swapped with any compatible 20 lb resistance band.