Size 1 / 55 cm robust Swiss Ball - Blue

44 pcs sold

IDR 249,000

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This size 1 Swiss ball can be used to tone your body, strengthen your back and stretch your muscles during your workouts. It's designed to last!

This comfortable, robust Swiss ball enables you to vary the exercises you do during fitness, Pilates and stretching sessions. You won't be able to live without them!

Metallic structure: 100.0% Polyvinyl Chloride

BENEFITS

Versatility

Fitness, Pilates, stretching, and more: use it for all of your training!

Instructions

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TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS

This product has been designed to last

The longer you use a product before replacing it, the more you'll reduce your carbon footprint. Our engineers have designed this product to last. They followed a rigorous scientific method to determine the theoretical lifetime of the product and predict its possible weak points.

Is the size 1 Swiss ball the right one for you?

The size of your Swiss ball depends on your height!
if you're less than 1.60 m tall and weigh less than 85 kg, then size 1 (55 cm diameter) is just what you need.
The ball weighs 2 kg.

How to inflate your Swiss Ball

We recommend using a pump, which is sold separately (product reference: 8214626, or 8490986). Fully inflate your Swiss ball using a tape measure to check the diameter.
For the size 1 ball, do not exceed 55 cm.
Check that it is pumped up correctly by sitting on it: your knees should be at hip height.

What accessories does the ball come with?

Your Swiss ball comes with:
- Two plugs (in case you lose the first one)
- A plug remover to help you easily remove the plugs when inflating / deflating the ball
- A tape measure to make sure your Swiss ball is correctly inflated
- Instructions

You can also buy the plugs as a spare part on our support website.

Ball weight

2 kg.

COMPOSITION / ADVICES

COMPOSITION

Metallic structure: 100.0% Polyvinyl Chloride

TESTS AND WARRANTY

Test product

To guarantee quality and safety, we perform numerous tests before our balls hit the shelves. There are two main tests. First up, we perform a compression test that involves compressing the ball more than 100,000 times with a 195 kg weight; we then perform a static compression test in which a 325 kg weight is placed on the ball.