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Add to SafariWhen comparing Dynapro Stability Ball vs Duraball Pro, the Slant community recommends Dynapro Stability Ball for most people. In the question“What are the best stability balls?” Dynapro Stability Ball is ranked 2nd while Duraball Pro is ranked 4th. The most important reason people chose Dynapro Stability Ball is:
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.
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Pros
Pro 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.
Pro 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.
Pro You won't slip during workout
Ridges on the surface of the ball will prevent you from slipping off the ball during exercise.
Pro 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.
Pro It's very durable
The synthetic material is very durable. It's a lot harder to pierce than a regular PVC exercise ball.
Pro Decent weight capacity
The ball can hold up to 1100 lbs, meaning you need not to worry about using it will free weights.
Cons
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.
Con The pump is not included
You will have to find where to buy an air pump and pay extra for it.
Con 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.
