GoFit ProBall Stability Ball - Palla per esercizi stampata per yoga, allenamento, equilibrio - Rosso 65 cm

Brand:GoFit

3.6/5

€
72.85

Tipo di sport: esercizio e fitness. Componenti inclusi: prodotto, manuale. DIMENSIONI - La sfera di stabilità professionale da 55 cm (blu) è consigliata per persone da 5' a 5'5", la sfera da 65 cm (rossa) per persone da 5'5" a 6' e la sfera da 75 cm (argento) per persone da 6' e oltre. COMPRENDE - Incluso con la sfera di stabilità di livello professionale è un DVD di formazione Brook Benten, manuale di formazione, tappi a sfera, dispositivo di rimozione del tappo a sfera, pompa a pedale, adattatore per pompa da bicicletta e nastro di misurazione. ALLENAMENTO TOTALE - Il manuale GoFit Pro Professional Grade Stability Ball and Training DVD plus è molto efficiente e ti consente di vedere i risultati desiderati in un periodo di tempo molto più rapido. ESERCIZIO STAMPATO - La palla di stabilità di grado professionale ha esercizi stampati direttamente sulla palla, rendendo questa palla di stabilità un modo divertente ma stimolante per allungare, tonificare e stringere il tuo corpo!. La GoFit Professional Grade Stability Ball è una superficie rotonda e instabile, quindi non solo alleni i gruppi muscolari primari, ma anche i muscoli stabilizzatori più piccoli.

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EAN: 0001910009312

Categories: Sport e tempo libero, Esercizio e forma fisica, Accessori, Palle e accessori per esercizi, Palle per esercizi,

Brand	GoFit
Brand	‎GoFit
Brand Name	‎GoFit
Color	Red
Color	‎Red
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars 823 ratings 4.5 out of 5 stars
Included Components	‎product, manual
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎7.25 x 7.25 x 10.25 inches
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H	‎13 x 5 x 5 inches
Item Weight	0.01 Ounces
Item Weight	‎0.01 Ounces
Manufacturer	‎GOFIT LLC
Material	Silver
Material	‎Silver
Model Name	‎GF-65PRO
Number of Items	‎1
Package Weight	‎1.36 Kilograms
Part Number	‎GFI-65PRO
Size	‎65cm
Sport Type	Exercise & Fitness
Sport Type	‎Exercise & Fitness
Style	‎65 cm
Suggested Users	‎unisex-adult
Warranty Description	‎90 days

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Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Great

This is a great exercise ball. I used it during my pregnancy and it did what it was supposed to do. The pump feels cheap but works well.

Scritto da: Zargon

Burst without warning

Last night, my GoFit 65cm Professional Stability Ball BURST! It wasn't punctured. It just burst like a balloon. It was a structural failure. One seam tore open from top to bottom instantly. I was slammed to the floor and hit my head on the wall. Luckily, I was sitting on the ball. If I were on my back, my head would have hit first. Not a pleasant thought. The explosion of sound terrified my pets and they scattered in all directions. One of them is now limping. It looks like thicker material is the basis for the "anti-burst" claims. Most of the "failure" videos show a nice round hole and a slow deflation. However, the material tears easily, once started. This results in a catastrophic failure. I would feel better if there were something to prevent a tear like an additional non-tear film or an embedded mesh. I did a lot of searching the net for information as to when to replace a stability ball. I found nothing. Other information was hit or miss but generally there was info on sizing, how to inflate, some safe use recommendations, a pressure number, and sometimes a weight limit. But there was nothing on when to replace the ball. The reason I started looking for a replacement was the GoFit ball was almost four years old and had seen lots of use, both exercising and watching TV. Until it exploded, I had been pleased with it. It seemed heavy duty and the surface had a good texture. Because of the anti-burst claims, I felt comfortable with the thought that a catastrophic failure was extremely unlikely. Over the four years, the GoFit had grown from its original 65 cm to about 71 cm. It also became tomato-shaped. I was thinking of replacing the ball with another GoFit 65cm Professional Stability Ball to regain the 65 cm size and the roundness. Unfortunately, I hesitated to replace it because it only came in red. Irony is a b*tch. It would be beneficial if the manufacturers were to: · Issue guidelines for replacement. If it grows in size. If it becomes more that x vs y deformed. Visual inspection criteria. Age. Has anyone done a Mean Time Before Failure? What do company complaint records show? · Establish weight limits instead of burst strength. Burst strength doesn't translate into the real world and help guide people's selections and actions. From what I found, the multimillion-dollar lawsuits were people lifting weights on the ball. Along with this, test what transient pressures are achieved by different activities of someone at the top weight limit (e.g vigorous bouncing). Putting a van on a ball, while showy, has nothing to do with actual use. Just as an aside, if it were me, I would edit the sound track of that video to remove the person that instructs "Dennis" to "Slide your hand under that tire.". Fortunately, "Dennis" has more self-preservation than that and uses a stick. Smart! · Find a way to make the ball material more tear resistant. Has anyone done a Failure Modes and Effects Analysis? The potential for injury would force a decision to mitigate even if the potential for occurrence was small. I will get another ball. I just haven't decided to get the more expensive ball or a less expensive ball and replace it more frequently. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I contacted GoFit and they did respond. They felt that my review was overly negative because I had derived years of service from their product. They also informed me that I had misused their product by sitting on it and that automatically voided the warranty. Here is what they said. "I ask because you state that you used your ball for years before this happened but still gave a negative review. The case in point is that stability balls (and all of our products) are made for exercise use. Not to be sat on for multiple hours a day to watch TV or do office work. This will stress the integrity of the ball. You have misused the item for its intended purpose and still got a lot of use out of it. Using the Stability ball for anything other than exercises (sitting on it like a chair) automatically voids warranty." I requested a copy of the warranty to clarify their position on "sitting". Apparently, their email was their final word on the topic. I might have bought another GoFit except for their exclusion of sitting on the ball. I ended up buying a Fitter DuraBall as the replacement. Fitter Duraball Pro 65 CM ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you own or are thinking of buying a stability ball, check out my guide "Be better informed about Exercise Balls". It has additional information gleaned from additional manufacturers' web sites. The most direct way I found to navigate to "So you'd like to..." Guides is to run a product search. Select any one of the "Listmania!" offerings on the left. A "More So You'd Like to..." box with a search box will be located on the lower right of the page. Put "Be better informed about Exercise Balls" in the search box, with or without quotes. I did ask Amazon customer service for a direct route to Guides. The answers that I got from five different inquires was how to search once you were in Guides or how to make a Guide. It would be nice if there were an option for guides either below Listmania! or a button like for Wish Lists on the home page. It is likely that a lot of people miss out on the info in Guides. So give Guides a try.

Scritto da: Mary M. Watkins

Great Product so Far, but it is still early yet :)

My wife and I share this account. I just received two of these today. I had been talking to a coworker about the chair option to go with a stability ball for working at the office. I sit for most of the day (about 6 hours w/some walking around the office time, bathroom breaks, phone breaks, etc.) and I wanted to ensure that my posture was squared away. I think I tend to lean in the seat quite a bit, especially when tired. I know I slouch from time to time. Well, I am currently using one of the two balls at home right this minute and it feels pretty good. It seems like it is made out of quality material and it is large enough for me to use at my home desk without a problem. I am 6'2" tall and I weigh about 215 right now. I actually had to let some of the air out of the ball as I had blown it up too much and my knees were not at 90 degrees or less, but were slightly wider and I had to use my toes to stabilize my position. After a quick air release adjustment, no problems. I haven't sat on it for any significant length of time as of yet, but I don't think my backside will be too bothered. I am feeling some discomfort in my middle back area, but I am assuming that is because I am not used to having to stabilize my torso without back support. I suppose you could lose calories with these things, but I will have to research that to figure it out. With the short time I have been on this ball, I can say that it is well built, good for my size, and looks like the picture. I would prefer a black ball or another color, but grey will have to do for now. Maybe I'll pick up another one from somewhere else that offers a different color. Grey isn't bad, I just prefer black. If nothing else, my kids love it. My oldest wants to use it for exercise and my youngest (4 yrs old) wants to play on it and has been asking to do it since she laid eyes on it. I did a few crunches on it while watching the news tonight. Sometimes I do pushups at work, with the ball that I plan to take to work I have several more exercise options that I can go through at my desk without too much prep time. Mainly I will just stick to pushups and maybe crunches, but those I can vary a bit with the ball and positioning of hands on the floor. I will come back and post an update after I have used the ball for a while and see how it goes. As of right now things are looking pretty sweet.

Scritto da: Karma-Pudding

Perfect size and firmness

I'm on the taller side and was looking for a stability ball to do some free weight training. This ball is a great size (75cm) and perfect for taller people. It holds its firmness quite well and even though the pump that comes with it isn't very good, it will inflate the ball (it just takes a while).

Scritto da: Duncan

Excellent

Is what it says it is......a commercial grade fitball. Took an age to pump up with my own pump - it does come with a small one, but it didn't work......... Comes with a DVD which I've yet to view. I bought this to do weight sets with and it'll support me and more weight than I can actually lift - without bursting apparently. Expensive, but worth it.....

Scritto da: Lana A

Easy to inflate - deflate

Cheaper than other similar products. Easy to inflate - deflate. Happy.

Scritto da: Runners

I love that this ball is so huge

I love that this ball is so huge!! Perfect for tall and long legged people!! The quality is really great and holds the air very well. I have had it for a long time and haven't had to add any air after pumping it up for the first time. I would recommend this product.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Soo great, lovely for my every day exercises❤

Soo great,lovely for my every day exercises❤