The video shows the ball with no bounce whatever for floor slams. I'm wondering if this ball lacks the bit of bounce you'd get with a Dynomax?
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I haven't had any issues with bounce. I used it for bounces off of a wall for reps and it performed as expected. I am very pleased with this ball and I would/will buy another one.
62258
Correct, there is no bounce to this ball. I prefer it though. I like the soft, sandy feel.
1749166
No, it does not bounce like a regular ball. It has a slight rebound if thrown at a wall.
713210
This is definitely the ball for you. This ball is considered to be an entry level/lower-mid performance reactive ball, a step-up from the beginner balls which do not hook at all. This ball is easy to control and hooks very well on medium/dry lane. It is also an effective spare ball on heavy oil lanes.
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I had trouble w/the one I bought long ago. The bean shaped ball can be replaced at local shops like Gart or Big 5 sports in our area. I gave it away long ago since it required too much jumping for my knee conditions. I don't know if anything else broke or not but I had read quite a bit of negative feedback. Mostly HE is annoying. I prefer Denise Austin or the 5 mi walking CD's. Stairs are cheaper workouts!
1981553
It does bounce. I use it for ball slams. It is about the size of a basketball.
57108
My advice is to send it back. My Bounce back lasted less than a year before the springs started ripping thru their supports. Champion said tough luck. Find a different brand.
227351
I've only used mine in the gym. I did run around the house to see if it bounces - I would have executed some - but surprisingly very little to none. Would depend on how hard you run I guess. The tensioning strap(that's what I'll call it) does sit on the back of my neck and absorbs the impact. So, depending how how aggressively you treat the headset it could fail there over time. But, I have to say I love this S11-Flex.
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Yes, it bounces. It is a rubber ball that you need to inflate with a pump once it arrives in the mail. It's medium weight, not as hard as a basketball and not as soft as a beach ball, but yes, you can dribble on a hard floor.
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Yes has good tackiness. But it is more a case of it has a taught tacky topsheet and fast rebounding sponge. So the spin has to be produced by brushing the ball as it has a fast sponge so you don't get the same hang time as say a tacky Chinese rubber that doesn't have as much speed as the jet 600. It has lots of both spin and speed and once used to it good control. Has enough spin to make people comment on it (a good backspin serve is very hard for my workmates to lift). Depends on the player but rating of 9 for spin and 8 for speed is pretty accurate I reckon. I keep my rubber clean and tacky with spinmax aqueous Yes has good tackiness. But it is more a case of it has a taught tacky topsheet and fast rebounding sponge. So the spin has to be produced by brushing the ball as it has a fast sponge so you don't get the same hang time as say a tacky Chinese rubber that doesn't have as much speed as the jet 600. It has lots of both spin and speed and once used to it good control. Has enough spin to make people comment on it (a good backspin serve is very hard for my workmates to lift). Depends on the player but rating of 9 for spin and 8 for speed is pretty accurate I reckon. I keep my rubber clean... » Read More Yes has good tackiness. But it is more a case of it has a taught tacky topsheet and fast rebounding sponge. So the spin has to be produced by brushing the ball as it has a fast sponge so you don't get the same hang time as say a tacky Chinese rubber that doesn't have as much speed as the jet 600. It has lots of both spin and speed and once used to it good control. Has enough spin to make people comment on it (a good backspin serve is very hard for my workmates to lift). Depends on the player but rating of 9 for spin and 8 for speed is pretty accurate I reckon. I keep my rubber clean and tacky with spinmax aqueous « Show Less
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I love my JFIT ball. I've used it mostly in a garage so it has been slammed against the concrete floor without the typical gym padding, and the unfinished drywall. Even smacked the garage door runners/spring a couple of times-- stupid garage--and it looks like brand new. Dynamax is an excellent brand, but I'm happy with the 25lb one from jfit. Hope that helps.
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No they don't bounce that great. But they are perfect for dodgeball. They have enough weight to throw well but are soft enough to not be able to cause any real injury.
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I have to be honest... I do not know for sure. It is not a big ball, but has a good bounce. Honestly I use 2 of them to apply acupressure to my back.
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The one I personally own feels like it would break if I swung at air let alone hit anything with it. However there are videos on YouTube of this mastersword being put under pressure and seemed to hold up. So I guess u just have to get lucky and hope you get a good one.
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The Dynamax balls are definitely better. The JFIT ball is slicker and not quite as rugged. If you are using it alone in your garage it would be fine. Heavy use in a box i doubt they would hold up like a Dynamax
155127
Not really. I have 'High bounce" balls that can easily go to the ceiling. This one would be difficult to get it to bounce that high. When dropped this ball does not bounce as high as any of the super balls I have. Even the little 1 inch balls bounce higher.Notice the "yes" answers say: "with some effort", "hard" or "you can get it to". I say that it would take more then "some" effort.
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We had to use a small air compressor. I would not recommend this bouncer. Read the reviews. Ours split at the seam and I read reviews after to see if anyone else had the same problem. I found that it is an issue with nearly everyone who purchased it.
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I think this ball would meet your needs. On a hard service it would bounce better than a basketball. This is a versatile product that can be used in many different sports.