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What are the best stability balls?

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Best stability balls	Price	Weight Capacity	Last Updated
-- Black Mountain Stability Balls	$15.27+	2000 lbs	Dec 1, 2018
-- Dynapro Stability Ball	$15.25+	2000 lbs	Oct 15, 2017
-- Gaiam Stability Ball	$15.99+	300 lbs	Oct 15, 2017
-- Duraball Pro	$99.95	1100 lbs	Oct 15, 2017

Black Mountain Stability Balls

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Large size variety

Size selection accustoms to almost everybody. The ball can be ordered in five different sizes ranging from a really small (45cm) to really large (85cm) with everything in-between. See More

Specs

Weight Capacity:2000 lbs

Top Pro

Supports a lot of weight

The material can hold up to 2000 lbs of weight, which is way past the average human weight. This means that you can use different free weights for exercises without fearing to break the ball. See More

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It doesn't have an unpleasant smell

The ball is made from a high-quality PVC material that doesn’t give off any sort of rubbery smell. See More

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The surface of the ball isn't slippery

Although the ball doesn't have a non-sticking surface, the circular ridges will prevent you from slipping during exercise. See More

Dynapro Stability Ball

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It can hold a lot of weight

The max weight capacity of the ball is 2000 lbs, so you don't have to worry about breaking it, even if you use some free weights for your workout. See More

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Weight Capacity:2000 lbs

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It's very durable

The ball is covered with an extra thick PVC coating that protects the ball from being accidentally punctured by a sharp object. See More

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You won't slip during workout

Ridges on the surface of the ball will prevent you from slipping off the ball during exercise. See More

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There are suitable sizes for most people

Anyone from under 5.2" up to 6.3" will be able to size a ball of suitable size. See More

Gaiam Stability Ball

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There are suitable sizes for most people

Everyone in the height range from 5 feet to 6.5 will be able to find a ball of suitable size. See More

Top Con

Low weight support

The ball supports up to 300 lbs of weight. It might seem enough for fit people but it’s only natural to want a little bit of a headroom for safety and peace of mind. See More

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Weight Capacity:300 lbs

Top Pro

The surface of the ball has a good grip

The PVC plastic doesn't slip on the floor. And the ridges on the surface further facilitate good grip so you don't slip during the exercise. See More

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There's some rubbery odor

Initially, the ball has a slight chemical odor that, fortunately, goes away after a while. Still, the first few weeks can be really unpleasant. See More

Duraball Pro

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It's very durable

The synthetic material is very durable. It's a lot harder to pierce than a regular PVC exercise ball. See More

Top Con

It's expensive

Most stability balls cost a fraction of what Duraball asks. You can get pretty much the same value with a ball 5 times cheaper than this. See More

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Weight Capacity:1100 lbs

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Decent weight capacity

The ball can hold up to 1100 lbs, meaning you need not to worry about using it will free weights. See More

Top Con

The pump is not included

You will have to find where to buy an air pump and pay extra for it. See More

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It has a plastic smell

For the first few weeks, the ball will give off an unpleasant plastic smell. It is rather strong, so you wouldn't want to use it in living spaces. See More

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