CandoDonut Exercise, Workout, Core Training, Swiss Stability Ball for Yoga, Pilates and Balance Training in Gym, Office or Classroom

this is a good donut ball I was looking for a bigger one but its the only one I could find.

Have been using these in my 4th & 5th grade classroom for years. They hold up well and the kids absolutely love them! (The green ones)

Bought this doughnut ball for my 4 year old with autism. He loves bouncing but I am always afraid of him rolling off a yoga ball and hurting himself. This product solved my problem. He’s able to bounce without it moving.

Jan 10, 2021Just got 2 of these little guys.Jan 11, 2021 wow it's 2021.I just ordered another one.With the ball slightly inflated or flat looking when not in use these are as comfy as other more costly seat cushions.I also placed a slightly inflated one under the slab of foam called my bed and what an improvement.I do not use any balance ball or in this case seat fully inflated. I now have one 8 years old still going. It is a much larger size than this one this is updating that one on my studio seat.Update ended here. Jan 11, 2021I love the color.No awful oder.They require a pump to make it easy to inflate.I use these as pressure releaf cushions inflated a little and then sat upon. I weigh about 230 or less.Am a full-time wheelchair user that is trying other options besides the main name brand air filled seat cushion for wheelchair users.I have used burst resistant balance balls for years and let me tell you, if I could manage to get my idea on Shark Tank I would in a heartbeat.These are super comfy. And, the price is perfect for what I need.I just got these so I will update this review with information of durability later.They handle upto 300 pounds.However, it isn't only weight that is working against any seat system.Sheer or areas that can more or less slide in two directions that can cause failure even if the burst limit isn't met.Imagine a piece of tape stuck to an object holds it fine from being picked straight up.But, push the object to the side and the tape will most likely give way.If you tried the clear drugstore seat doughnuts and they always leak from the center or seams and you are not at the weight limit, then your very movement while sitting is creating sheer points that forclack of a better description - pull and tear apart those points of stress.Even if you do not weigh enough to burst the air cushion.Using these in my studio and on the couch.I used balance balls that withstand 1000 to 3000 lbs for years as seat cushions. Partially inflated and placed inside of wheelchair seat cushion covers or just as is exposed, work wonderfully well for preventing pressure sores.

My 1 year old daughter has so much fun playing with this. It’s safer than a ball she can roll over and injure herself with.

Came quick...works great.Pump not included