We live in the sand hills of SC. Does sand stick to the outside of this ball? The sands really stuck to the SOL ball.
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Outdoors things do stick to the ball, especially when brand new the surface is "tacky" which wears off over time. Doggie slobber also causes whatever it rolls through to stick to it, but its smooth surface makes it easy to rinse off.
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we live on the beach and have not had a problem with snad or anything else sticking to this ball. It is extremely durable and has stood up to the "terrier teeth" A small delamination, less than a 1/4 " has developed at the hole, but has not increased in size. Overall a great product and though expensive, is worth the price if you have a pet who destroyd regular balls and toys
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I would not think it would. Tucker has destroyed most of his toy but has not destroyed this. Very durable and great toy.
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we live on the beach and have not had a problem with snad or anything else sticking to this ball. It is extremely durable and has stood up to the "terrier teeth"A small delamination, less than a 1/4 " has developed at the hole, but has not increased in size. Overall a great product and though expensive, is worth the price if you have a pet who destroyd regular balls and toys
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i currently use mine outdoors on my concrete covered patio. I it would need to be on a hard surface indoor or out. If outside a good wind will kick up the mat along with the ball return unless you use doublesided tape to keep it down. The mat also get debris stuck to it outside in the wind but a broom can take care of any stuck leaves/etc. hope this helps
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No the sand does not stick to it easily and can be brushed off easily. It was a nice inexpensive bag for us to take to the Dominican Republic.
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Yes, I use real balls, that's the point. Get an astroturf matt to hit off of, one that also holds a tee. You'll have to adjust so that you do not hit the frame on your follow thru. I live in downtown Charleston, SC and use this in my driveway!
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There is no sand in the ball to keep it stable. There is a steak knife in the ball to keep it flat, but it did not come that way. Someone had to install it. I suppose that after the steak knife was used we could have put sand in through the opening. Then the ball would have been stable and flat, but I don't think that's what you're after.
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I've never used mine in sand.But have taken it on a farm with lots of dirt. it still does fine. I can't really answer your question
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I've had no hairs stick to my ball but don't have pets b/c I'm allergic. I haven't noticed any signs of static electricity when I use my ball, always on carpet, so I would guess the answer is "no".
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I've used mine extensively on grass, turf, and cement for months now and I have had no problems with deflation. I guessing that in your case there may have been a defect in the ball, unless you've played in places with sharp objects.
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It is but remember to put sand in the side pockets.....that made all the difference between ours and the other cheaper versions on the beach.....ours did not blow away....caution though....when taking it apart be very gentle in pulling the sticks apart......we riped ours couldn't repair it and had to buy another mid vacation.....hope it helps
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I haven't had any problems with ours going flat. They have gotten a little flat with the weather changes being outside in the garage like all balls do in the winter but not anything unusual.
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I love this litter but have noticed urine sticking to the bottom in a flat shape rather than a ball since the weather got humid. Has anyone found this to be true? Maybe adding more will help.
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It's fairly dusty, and you would spend a LOT of $ to get enough for a sandbox. So, no. Check at Home Depot or look up play sand in a search engine.
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Sorry, I don't know. We were using it for sparklers and had sand in the bottom of it..didn't have any problems.
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No, it doesn't. Haven't used at the beach, but for use on the grass I haven't had any problems with it not staying in place, but I've only used mine a few times.
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Yes, it's better than other stability balls because it has some sand or something in it so it doesn't roll around, it stays put if you're not putting any pressure on it. Only like 8 oz in it so you can still move it around. It's great quality
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Haha! I have totally tried it! And it didn't stick so great to the ball. :-/
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The ball may have a tear/might be damaged. Lift the ball up out of the box. If the sand flows from it then return! The sand actually supports/weighs down the ball so it doesn't slide/wobble all over the place. Good luck.