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- Condition
- New
- Color
- Purple/Gray
- Model
- 72-10850PURGRY
- Dimensions
- 25"L x 25"W x 8.5"H
- Material
- Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
- Age Range Description
- Adult
- Size
- 65cm
- In the box
- BOSU Balance Trainerowners manualpump
- Warranty
- 90 days
Features 5
- PROVEN: BOSU Balance Trainer provides cardio, muscular strength, flexibility and endurance training in unique, challenging and highly effective workouts. Downloadable workouts are developed by industry professionals to improve overall fitness and health.
- IMPROVE YOUR HEALTH: Challenging and fun, the BOSU Balance Trainer gives a whole new meaning to "moving with control" as you work out on an unstable, dynamic surface.
- BUILT TO LAST: The BOSU Balance Trainer has been tested to last 10x longer than the leading generic balance trainer. Maximum User Weight: 300 lbs.
- INCLUDED: BOSU Balance Trainer, Owner's manual, and hand pump
- Note: 2-pack DVD set of workouts is downloadable only. Actual DVD's are not included.
Description
Why not customize your Home Balance Trainer with our BYOB - Build Your Own BOSU® option? Choose from a variety of colors making your Balance Trainer even more colorful and fun. The BYOB Balance Trainer is the perfect choice for working on balance, strength and flexibility training, as well as delivering a killer cardio workout. The BYOB Balance Trainer challenges the entire body with integrated, multi-joint movements requiring muscle groups to simultaneously work together. The BYOB Balance Trainer is designed for the at home fitness enthusiast that wants a little more pizazz and color in their workouts. Ideal for basic balance training, core workouts, cardio or full body workouts. It is designed with six non-slip feet and meant to withstand normal everyday home usage.
Specs 17
| Brand | BOSU |
|---|---|
| Color | Purple/Gray |
| Material | Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) |
| Product Dimensions | 25"L x 25"W x 8.5"H |
| Maximum Weight Recommendation | 300 pounds |
| Brand Name | BOSU |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Manufacturer | Ball, Bounce and Sport, Inc. |
| UPC | 033149079873 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 73 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Item Type Name | BOSU 65 cm Balance Trainer - Purple Bladder / Gray Rim |
| Model Number | 72-10850PURGRY |
| Part Number | 72-10850PURGRY |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 25"L x 25"W x 8.5"H |
| Size | 65cm |
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Balance trainer! Perfect!
Color: Purple/Gray
I leaned the trainer on edge and the hand pump filled it within a couple minutes. Filled it a bit extra and pushed the white plug in and it was ready to use. I'm using it for standing balance as part of my physical therapy program to strengthen weak hip flexors and quads and hamstrings. Doing slight heel and toe lifts and side to side motions and standing squats on this works all your balance muscles.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2023 by Amazon Customer Amazon Customer
So many workout options!
Color: Light Blue/Black
This model states it is designed for home use, and is as sturdy as any BOSU I have used at a gym. It was easy to set up and includes access to workout ideas. There are so many ways to use it as a part of my full-body workout routine; it was a great investment.
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2023 by Amazon Customer
I love that I am improving my strength and balance!
Color: Light Blue/Black
This product was recommended to me by my physical therapist as I recover from hip surgery. It’s an amazing tool to help strengthen hard to access muscles and has been improving my balance. I love it!
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2023 by SKD SKD
good product
Color: Light Blue/Black
relatively new item for us, but, particularly as a senior citizen, this seems as though it will be a great addition to our exercise regimens...good for strength and balance.
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2023 by lchaviland
Versatile piece of exercise equipment
Color: Light Blue/Black
This is an essential part of many exercise routines for me. It's well built and is durable (my personal trainer has had hers for years). It is pricey but I believe I get my money's worth.
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2023 by ChingTeacher
the pump has a trick, and they shouldn't say 'includes guided workout' when it does NOT
Color: Light Blue/Black
"Guided workout included' is an outright lie in the product description. Minus one star for starters. User guide and user manual are available to print just below description, but its totally annoying that for the price of this thing they could not include that paperwork for the novices, and people who do not want to wade through 8000 youtube videos to find something at their fitness level, because most of the videos there are for athletes. Also, i thought the pump was defective, but accidentally discovered that if you give it a 1/4 or 1/2 turn, it kind of unlocks and finally will actually pump air pretty efficiently. (Kind of like the pump on a lotion/shampoo bottle---you have to jiggle it around.) So the pump does work once you mess with it a bit.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2023 by fern
Accept no substitutes!
Color: Purple/Gray
This is the best balance and stability trainer on the market. It is highly durable and the safest geometry for home use. If you really intend to invest in balance training, nothing less than the Bosu will do.
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2023 by Teresa Merklin
Great for balance training!
Color: Light Blue/Black
I am a fitness enthusiast. I bought my ball on this web-site over a year ago, and I use it 2-3 times per week on average. I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND this trainer for people middle aged or older to do BALANCE TRAINING. What do I mean by "balance training"? Stand on the ball! Here's my journey. When I first "met" this ball I had not bought it yet. I saw it at the gym, and thought: "what do you do with it?" So I put it in the middle of the floor in the stretching area and stood on it (both feet). I'm reasonably fit, so my reaction was "no problem, what's the big deal?" So then I tried to stand on it with one foot and the light bulb went on! Whoa! This is DIFFICULT! Not only is it difficult I could see right away the benefits of improving the muscular strength and stability of the muscles in the foot and lower leg. Here are the basics: Put the ball round-side-down, and it is a bit easier. Put the ball round-side-up and it is more difficult! Also, if you PUMP the ball up more, it is also slightly more difficult (at the gym I go to there is always one ball somewhat "flat = easier" and one ball "round = harder"). So when I first started out, I went all-in: round-side-up. I would try to stand on the ball with one leg only and I found it quite difficult to do 20 seconds at a time. My feet and ankles were wobbling all over the place, and I had to use my arms and the non-standing leg for balance. However, I quickly improved. Within a couple weeks I was up to 30-40 seconds consistently and would occasionally go a whole minute without falling off. I would try to do 2-3 minutes cumulatively on each foot before I switched sides (falling off multiple times during the 2-3 minutes). I made a game of it. I would get FRUSTRATED if I could not last at least a whole minute at least once on each leg during my session. Fast forward 6 months or so and I'm now doing 5 minutes (cumulative) on each side, twice for 10 minutes per leg or 20 minutes total. I'm now (usually) able to do a full 2 minutes consecutively on each side without falling off - or at least I'm very frustrated if I cannot do the 2 minutes at least once on each leg. I have to concentrate very hard to maintain my balance - when I do this at home it helps if I have music on, and I let my mind wander but I (used to) put a dime or a penny on the floor and try to focus on that so I would not get distracted. I CANNOT watch TV while doing my balance training (I can, however, listen to the TV while I stare at the penny on the floor). Fast forward to 12 months and I'm still improving: I'm now able to do 5 minutes on each side (twice each, total of 20 minutes) and I rarely fall off anymore. I'm thinking: "wow, what progress I've made in one year! " My balance has improved so much I'm thinking I'm ready to be the next Great Wallenda (the people who walk on tightropes between buildings - ha ha). So I'm at the gym and I see a young woman pick up the Bosu ball and I have to watch her: She goes over, puts the ball down, does a couple squats on it and I'm thinking: "big deal!" Then she flips it over (round side down) and stands on it with one leg like I do. Then she raises her leg up behind her, grabs it with one of her free hands, and does a yoga pose! My Mind is Blown! So now I have my mission for the next year. I''m working on doing the yoga pose with one leg - MUCH more difficult than just standing on the ball with two free hands and a free leg to balance with. The progression is the same though: at first 20 seconds seemed nearly impossible, now I've progressed to (regularly) doing 60 seconds without falling off. Hopefully by the end of this year I'll be able to do it and hold it for 5 minutes at a time. I love this ball!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2018 by Paul Schaaf