LOOKING TO FIND A MORE FLEXIBLE WAY TO STAY TONE AND FIT?

Discover Why Trainers Recommend Swiss Balls As One Of Today's Top Fitness Tools.

Take control and meet your fitness goals without expensive exercise equipment. Using a stability ball will improve the strength of your abs and lower back. Since an excersize ball is unstable, you have to use your body's core strength to remain balanced, which in turn improves proprioception, flexibility and body alignment.

Introducing A Convenient And Safe Complement to Your Workout Program

The extra heavy duty ProBody balance physioball comes in 45, 55, 65, 75 and 85 cm diameters and is designed with thick, burst-proof walls for ultimate support and durability. The chosen material is 6P free and does not have the well-known harmful phthalates: DEHP, DBP, BBP, DINP, DIDP, and DNOP.

With this versatile piece of fitness equipment, you can get trim and toned by exercising abs, back, glutes, hips, arms and more... making it the ideal full-body tool.

WHAT SIZE SHOULD I CHOOSE FOR EXERCISE?

Shorter than 5' 2" : 45cm

From 5' 2" - 5' 8" : 55cm

From 5' 8" - 6' 3" : 65cm

Over 6' 3" : 75cm or even 85cm

WHAT OPTIONS DO I HAVE AND WHAT IS INCLUDED?

We an option with a pump (which also comes in a box), or one without a pump for those who purchase multiple balls but don't want the multiple pumps and excess packaging. All balls come with an extra plug and remover, as well as exersize guide.

Choose from the following colors: BLACK, SILVER (grey), BLUE, TEAL, AQUA, GREEN, PINK, RED and PURPLE.

We have nearly every size: 45, 55, 65, 75 and 85 cm.

Meet Those Fitness Goals For Much Less Than The Cost of ONE Month at the Gym

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