Will this work with a yoga ball that has to be inflated to a 29" diameter?
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Not sure, but works to fill back yard pool. The question would be whether the insert nozzle is the right size
1733697
It doesn't have an attachment to fill balls. I had to use my manual air pump to fill our basketballs.
1234130
It should be tight (or the ball wouldn't bounce back very far at all) but will fit right if you have it and the straps on right. Look at the picture and make sure you aren't doing anything wrong. You may want to try all of the corners first and then fill in the sides.
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not this model. The 36"x18"x24" (67 Gallon) would be the closest one from the list of options they have. For an adult Ball you want a minimum of a 45-50 Gallon and you do want it to have some height to it as they do like to "climb" from time to time. Personally, I'd recommend something similar to what we have.. a 48"x18"x24" (89.75 gallon )
1655132
Yes! The top ring has to be blown up. Usually a small DC volt air mattress pump, with a cone shaped variable size nozzle will work fine. The air hole is about 1 inch in diameter.
2236565
The inflated size of the ball on my chair is about 19". It could be inflated a bit larger than that-- maybe another 4" or so.
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Any pump will work to inflate these balls if it has the right adapter ie a smooth or ridged conical adapter of the right size. The larger the pump, the quicker it will inflate as a general rule. Isokinetics sells a larger pump that inflates on both actions of the piston (pushing and pulling) which makes inflation very quick and easy; a smaller one would also do the job, but it would take longer.
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This ball is 30" in diameter when fully inflated. You may inflate it to any diameter up to that size by simply putting in less air. That way it is adjustable to your liking. Thanks for asking!
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Yes it will. Mine measures 17 1/2 X 54. I have a little gap on the sides is all. It's a nice cushion.
269590
i used my blue pump to finish filling up a 2 1/2' by 1' exercise ball (a peanut ball). I blew air into the exercise ball myself for most of the time. it did a good job of getting the ball to the proper pressure. so that's how I used it and it worked great. so I can't answer your question for sure.
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I'm not sure, but it should work fine. There are multiple adapters for different size valves. I've used it to inflate two different stability balls.
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I wondered that also, but went ahead and ordered it. It was not inflated when it arrived and is was probably about 5 inches or so. So it may mean that it will function as a ball from 7.8 to 14.5 inches. One we made small and the other we inflated to the 14 inches. My grandson plays with it a lot.
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Justin, I have not measured. I have enough air in the ball to hold me up, so I can exercise. I had to fill twice. OK mine is also the same as yours. If you measure to the center of the ball it's 30". Does this help???
586301
I don't know if they directly sell them, but you can even use a bicycle pump. I used to sit on exercise balls and they steadily deflated and required attention monthly. But I have yet to do anything for this setup. Might be thicker material than exercise ball. But also the way the ball is housed prevents it from deflating I think. Still very happy with it.
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Hello, yes. I use the ball with the senior population and have found they really like it. You can inflate it as much or as little as you want. We use it between the legs, and it's especially handy to them because they're able to grip the ball one-handed if needed thanks to its somewhat tacky texture. Let me know if you have any other questions! I do have to add air to them every 1-2 months. Keep the straw that is included to blow it up!
1510160
Yes - I am using it on a 32" trampoline. It would fit up to a 36" trampoline.
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It is designed to work on holes that have plugs. So if the exercise ball you have has the same inlet as a large exercise ball (a plastic pin that is pulled out when inflating and inserted when done), then it will work great.I use it for my exercise ball, but I have a large one about 3 ft. in diameter.
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This is being sold by a "third party" seller. You likely won't get help from them. The "fitness ball" needs to be about size 50, expanding to 60. Also, very heavy duty. So, you can search for the best deal on something that fits those specs, or check out the original product website: http://www.evolutionchair.com/faqs.htm which is evolutionchairDOTcom/faqs.htm if Amazon has stripped away the link from my comment.