65cm Exercise Non-Slip Yoga Ball - stability ball w/Pump for Pilates, Pregnancy therapy, office chair, anti-burst swiss fitness balance ball

It doesn't seem slippery.

I hope you have another pump on hand, because the one that came with this broke after getting maybe 70-80% done filling it up. Very cheap, very disappointing. The ball itself is fine, strong rubber smell for the first few days and a breaking in period before fully inflating it but other than that it works very well. Definitely happy with the size.

Well, unfortunately I didn’t get a chance to take a picture of this ball. I work in adult foster care and take care of a young man with autism who LOVES to bounce on his yoga ball while watching videos. I brought this ball in with me one day so that I could bounce along with him, since he doesn’t join in any of the activities I do with the others. I made the mistake of leaving my ball there to use in the future since it’s a pain in the buss squeezing it into my backseat. Well, it burst. But to give this ball the benefit of the doubt, I had it filled full, and we always leave his balls slightly deflated to account for his weight being repeatedly dropped on top of them. But while I had it, it seemed like a really good ball. I’ll miss you ball 😢 4⭐️ Because it says it’s “anti-burst” and the hand pump it comes with is super awkward to use and takes forever and ever to inflate it.

I'm on my third exercise ball in my life. This was the hardest ball to inflate. The pump had a leak. The ball was really stuck to itself internally, so pulling all of that apart was very difficult.Once blown up as much as I could get it blown up, it's just not big enough and doesn't feel right compared to what my body is familiar with, with respect to size, seated position and posture.I can typically blow up a ball like a balloon with my mouth, but this ball isn't worth it, because it's not big enough anyway.Other than those things it seems okay but it's hard to report when I can't actually use it for a while.4 stars

The media could not be loaded.  This is a nice quality exercise ball; however, the pump it came with gets stuck… making it nearly impossible to air up.Luckily, we have another air pump in the garage to blow it up, but I’ll have to dig around to find it which is unfortunate.The quality of the ball though is actually really nice, thick and durable compared to others I’ve had, which is why I’m giving it 4 stars.

Good exercise ball all you have to do it is blow it up with pump that’s included very sturdy

I got the 65cm exercise ball and for the price it’s a good deal. Seems of decent quality. When I opened the package it came with the ball and pump. The ball had an odor that went away on a day or 2.When I went to blow it up that was a quick process. I will say I noticed you have to continuously blow it up to keep it at the right size.

I ordered the Skelcore 65cm Exercise Balance Ball for regular use in my workouts, and it has held up nicely so far, working exactly as expected.The package included the exercise ball, a hand pump, and two plugs. Notably missing was the sizing tape that usually comes with these balls to ensure you don't under/overfill.I usually use a small electric air compressor to fill large objects like this, but I decided to try the hand pump and was pleasantly surprised. It's a two-way pump, adding air twice as fast as a standard pump. It only took about 5 minutes to fill the ball with air.Tip: When pumping air into the ball, leave the pump fully extended to stop the airflow if you need a break. If you leave it in any other position, the air will leave the ball when you stop pumping.My only concern is that I don't know if I've overfilled the ball or not without the sizing tape to measure it. It seems to be working fine, and I haven't had any issues using it at the point I chose to fill it to.