JFIT Wall Medicine Ball - 10 Weight Options from 4lb to 30lb - Durable Wall Balls for Strength Training and Rehabilitation Exercises

Christa: I bought this for my Crosstraining program it’s perfect size and very strong. I do not recommend slamming these balls. Slam balls are specifically better for that and they don’t bounce. If you slam wall balls too much they break and don’t last very long.

United States on Aug 08, 2023

Jody Burgin: I've had the 20 lb ball for almost a year and this thing has taken a beating and still looks new. My family and I have used it for wall balls and as a slam ball and you can hardly even tell. Soft enough to toss and catch but strong enough to slam and throw. Very nice.

United States on May 07, 2023

Pam Scholey: Ok not great. I can use it for my purposes but the weight inside seems off centred and the ball is a little lumpy compared to one’s I’ve used in the past.

Canada on May 09, 2022

WCS2: We use one of these at the gym I attend. My instructor uses these for several exercises. I decided to get one for my home gym and this has worked out perfectly. It seems to be of similar quality as the one at the gym but the price was significantly less.

United States on Mar 02, 2022

Jerry T.Jerry T.: Awesome product. Was delivered earlier than expected so props for that. Opened the box, played catch with my brother then threw it at my dad, he exclaimed "it's f%&^ing heavy!" I purchased the 20 lb one lol. That said. It's a WALL BALL NOT SLAM BALL!!! hope people practice common sense. This BALL is meant for tossing, throwing, core exercises NOT SLAMMING. I like the material, feels pro grade and looks pro grade. I have a deadweight 20 lb ball MEANT FOR SLAMMING. So if you're looking for a slam ball, this won't be your cup of tea. Like I said, tis a wall ball for a reason. I look forward to purchasing probably more products from jfit in the future. Hope this review helps customers with their purchase. I'll help you with that. As senator Palpatine says,"dew it!" Lol

United States on Dec 12, 2021

Durrell: It's a good size for tossing around

Canada on Dec 03, 2020

Amazon Customer: arrived on time , properly packaged and in PERFECT condition ( outlet purchase 50% discounted )
wonderfully constructed QUALITY , robust seams , well sewn thick stitches AND loops to use an alternative way to exercise , VERY HAPPY , RECOMMEND 5 STARS

Canada on Oct 01, 2020

Amazon Customer: from the first day, all our family members started to use it: for practicing judo and bjj, for back stretching (making a bridge on it), cross fit exercises.
this ball is soft enough to be an absolutely great multipurpose equipment for my family
thank you!

Canada on Jun 25, 2020

Tanja Gorham: This ball is so awesome! And it can bounce . Heavy duty tough/ good value for the money

Canada on Mar 30, 2018

Melanie "Vaxxed & Masked" GilbertMelanie "Vaxxed & Masked" Gilbert: In general, medicine balls are an affordable and low-impact option for an in-home, strength-based fitness program. Except for a built-in workout space, home-based exercise must take into consideration strength, clearance, and safety issues. Medicine balls do not require jumping (like jump ropes or agility ladders), pounding (battle ropes – which require at least a 30-foot space - or aerobic-type machines), or heavy equipment (like benches and free weights).

The size of this ball allows for an individual workout using just a clean, solid, 4x4 open wall space as the “partner.” It’s ideally suited for one-on-wall exercises. Partner work is also possible – and fun – especially if paired with your young teen. My 13-year-old son loves tossing this medicine ball with me for a taxing five-minute workout (about 300 throws). When he’s not available, I can do either chest or shoulder throws against the wall (the "slam" part of the description.) The weight is heavy and firm with a pliable grip due to its synthetic cover that becomes softer as the throws heat up the surface.

This ball is bigger than  typical medicine balls  (see pic). It’s a better fit...

United States on May 29, 2017