what size are the pool ball?
1724795
The pool bass are smaller than the standard balls. I think they are 3.75", if I remember right. The table is sturdy and easy to put together. I hope this helps.
1724796
Corection: The pool bass are smaller than the standard balls. I think they are 2.275", if I remember right. The table is sturdy and easy to put together. I hope this helps.
1724797
No large but are perfect size for the table(not to big but not to small) , i am really happy with it.
1642244
The ball is a regular sized basketball. My son loves it although does not play with it a lot on outdoor courts because he does not want to wear off the cool bulls logo.Go Bulls!
952752
Probably about 8 in long by 4 in high...unfortunately it didn't fit our pool system so I had to send it back.
243969
I'm not sure what the "measurement for the ball diameter" is but if you've ever used a fitness ball at the gym, is the biggest one they've got which I think is the standard size.
1548196
I do not believe the size is on the ball but I would say it's a small ball. The smallest of the three choices when buying an exercise ball.
1313441
Sorry Tom, I do not know the ball size. There's a review on the web where the reviewer compares it to the Really Right Stuff BH-55. You can see when the reviewer holds the two side-by-side the balls diameters appear very close. See here - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CnFk7EV8_tA.
1386439
The table is about 44" x 24" and the balls are mini at about 1.5" diameter, but weighted like real pool balls not plastic. the sticks are 43" and store easily on the diagonal of the table ... they are acomfortable length for an adult or child above age 8 (my 9-year-old girl can use it easily and I am 5'7" and they work for me). The balls are a touch large proportionally to the table surface, but very playable. I dont think you could find a nicer mini table than this one, at least I have not seen one. I love that the legs fold, very nice for storage. Hope this helps.
1710111
They are about the same size as a golf ball. They are very compressible, you can almost make them flat if you squeeze them between your fingers. Our cat loves these!!
1067205
I am not really sure. I ordered this for my eight year old. It's a really good size. I thought it was way fun. Fun for all ages. I did also buy a plastic ball to go along with this set. Very well made. If I had to give an age, I would say 3 and up. It really is worth the money. :) I ordered the double set for his pool party.
1876333
They are around 4 1/2 inches in diameter which is unusual. Most mini balls (not in this collection) are closer to 5 1/2 inches.
471715
I bought a generic, standard pool pole. I don't remember the particular dimensions. Sorry.
1093874
Good for you !!! Asking before purchasing!!! Only 1 floating ball they are about 10" in diameter
1535631
depends on the size of the pool and how full you want it. these came in a bag that was about 24" x 24" x 18" (I say about because I didn't spend time to get an exact measurement... I was just trying to figure out how much I'd need to fill my pool)
1264198
They are about 2 inches. Very large compared to the small sparkle balls I usually get my kids.
1084852
A larger one than I bought. My son and his friends prefer playing with a larger ball. Almost beach ball size would be good.
1868248
We sold ours in a yard sale shortly after we purchased. What I remember is that it was too large for our 18x36 inground pool. Probably 6 feet in diameter.
497324
The balls are 1.5 inch (38mm) diameter. Almost exactly the size of a ping pong ball.