How far (thickness in inches) do they squash down to with moderate pressure in one direction?
1730891
If I were to pin the ball up against a wall and press inward, moderately, with 1 hand, the ball would compress in about 1-2", moderately. Squeezing the ball more than moderately between both hands, the ball will compress to about 1/2" - 1". Directing pressure at a single point (1/4" in diameter, the size of a drill bit) the ball will compress to about a 1/4" of an inch. I hope this answers Your question. We used this ball to help our daughter learn the mechanics of an overhand volleyball serve. We drilled a hole in the middle, ran a rope through it, and tied in to a firm tree branch. It worked well, until the lab got a hold of it. We achieved everything we needed to do with it. If I were to pin the ball up against a wall and press inward, moderately, with 1 hand, the ball would compress in about 1-2", moderately. Squeezing the ball more than moderately between both hands, the ball will compress to about 1/2" - 1". Directing pressure at a single point (1/4" in diameter, the size of a drill bit) the ball will compress to about a 1/4" of an inch. I hope this answers Your question. We used this ball to help our daughter learn the mechanics of an overhand volleyball serve. We drilled a hole in the middle, ran a rope through it, and tied in to a... » Read More If I were to pin the ball up against a wall and press inward, moderately, with 1 hand, the ball would compress in about 1-2", moderately. Squeezing the ball more than moderately between both hands, the ball will compress to about 1/2" - 1". Directing pressure at a single point (1/4" in diameter, the size of a drill bit) the ball will compress to about a 1/4" of an inch. I hope this answers Your question. We used this ball to help our daughter learn the mechanics of an overhand volleyball serve. We drilled a hole in the middle, ran a rope through it, and tied in to a firm tree branch. It worked well, until the lab got a hold of it. We achieved everything we needed to do with it. « Show Less
1730892
This is from memory, but I'd say if you set it on a table, you could press it down to about 2" without much effort. They return to their round shape fine, but they are pretty squishy. A small child can get a good grip on them.
1106764
1" yo! Unless they are leaning (like some do due to packaging and their thin bases), then slightly shorter...
1676264
It's about 1/4 or 3/8 of an inch thick. The pebbles are raised just a tiny but bit enough to keep you from slipping.
1540587
Don't know exactly, but allow for wall thickness approximately 1-1/2" to 2" all around. Would not suggest turning it on its side due to compressor.
1431058
Yes just do not use a lot of down pressure as you may crack a shell if it is thin or near an edge. It takes a little bit to figure just what the correct pressure will be each bit will be a little different.
1598377
a good thickness, like a quarter centimeter maybe? They are definitely not flimsy if that's what you are concerned about. They are good mud flaps, a sturdy thickness.
1110101
They are 1" wide prior to cushion compression. (measured from installed pieces)
851121
Hello! They are approximately 5 1/4" thick. Not sure where to get thicker ones, sorry! - zBuys
1812779
Not to thick, id say around 1/16th Of a inch. But they do look nice and they help out as far as your feet slipping off the pedals
380016
Not to thick. If you folded them maybe. I have been using them since my son was 4 months old
78147
They are average in thickness.break easily when dropped. Great for travel if you are careful.
55224
varying thickness up to about 3/4". We love it. I suggest ordering several sample pieces.
700637
They are about as thick as a quilted place mat, so not super thick. Hope this helps.
2027907
It's been a while since I did these but if I remember correctly you can lower as much a an inch and a half with these. I dropped mine one inch.
276692
Basically the thickness of the poles to which the foam protectors will be around...hope that helps =]
76071
No. It will be thickerb or thinner based on the pressure but it's not ajustsble. Sorry
1640688
Pretty thin. Maybe like an 1/8". Worked super well on a sub box I built. When two cut edges meet I was able to "fluff" the fabric there to cover the seam