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Exercise Ball Pump

Picking the Best Exercise Ball Pump

First an Exercise Ball can be known by many names, Stability Ball, Swiss Ball. Fitness Ball, Yoga Ball or Abs Ball. They are all the same and have the function of balancing on them

 

 

while carrying out an exercise routine. This has the effect of requiring muscles to stabilise the body while you do the Exercise routine and thus improve the effect of the workout.

 

An underinflated Exercise Ball will not be as effective so it is important to pick a decent pump suitable for an Exercise Ball. Many Exercise Balls will come with a pump but most of these will be very slow hand or foot pumps which do not last long.

 

Types of Exercise Ball Pump.

 

There are three types, Electric Air Exercise Ball Pumps, Floor Exercise Ball Pumps and Hand Exercise Ball Pumps.

 

The Electric Air Pumps used for Exercise Balls are very quick but require an electric socket and are very noisy. They are generally not designed as Exercise Ball Pumps but are general purpose so would be useful if you have a number of items about to pump up such as mattresses. You need to be especially sure that these come with the right adaptor for your Exercise Ball or Stability Ball.

 

The Floor Air Pumps made for Exercise Balls or Gym Ball are in general the best choice. These will come with a range of adaptors to fit most types of Exercise Ball, Fitness Ball or Stability Ball. Most importantly these will inflate both on the up and down stroke and you will easily get your Exercise Ball up to full pressure within a couple of minutes. They have the advantage of being cheaper than Electric Exercise Ball Pumps.

 

Hand Air Pumps for Exercise Balls are the last possibility. These have the one advantage that they are a lot lighter and easier to travel with than the other options. However be aware that it will take a lot of strokes with this Exercise Ball Pump to get your Exercise Ball up to pressure.

 

Recommended Exercise Ball Pumps

 

Exercise Ball Air Pump by Sports Stuff

 

Floor Air Pump

 

Features
Heavy duty design
Pumps on the up and down stroke
Inflates and deflates
Length: 18", Nozzles: 4
Time to inflate a 65cm exercise ball: about 1.5 minutes
 
Product Description

A big sturdy model. Good for exercise balls and small to large inflatables. Has well anchored hoses to handle higher pressure situations and 5 nozzles to fit almost anything. Built for heavy use.

 

Notes: You need your feet to anchor it but because of its larger size you don't need to bend over as much as other models. You can tell by using it it is built for heavy duty use. Less than 1.5 minutes to fill a 65mm exercise ball, gym ball or stability ball

 

One feature on this model that may be handy is the way the air hoses lock in place. If you have higher pressure inflatables or you want to put all your weight into pumping it, this will keep the hose in place and not pop out under pressure. It also deflates, which is great for shrinking items down as far as possible for storage.


QUICK AIR PUMP

 

Floor Air Pump for Exercise Balls

 

Product Features
Dual action hand pump Note: Quick Air Exercise Ball Pump NOW GRAY IN COLOR
aids in inflation and deflation of fitness balls
continuous stream of air on both the up and down stroke
five interchangeable nozzles
pumps high volumes of air at low pressure


An efficient exercise ball pump with various nozzles to pump up many types of exercise ball or stability ball. The Quick Exercise Ball Pump fits the bill

 

Isokinetics Blaster Exercise Ball Pump

 

Hand Pump

 

Product Features
Small, economical pump for occasional use
Uses the up and down strokes
Length: 11" x 2" (unextended)
Nozzles: 1
Time to fill 65cm exercise ball: about 4 minutes
 

Product Description

This is a very economical model. If you only need an exercise ball air pump to occasionally inflate your exercise ball or other small inflatables, this will do the job, but larger models are recommended for frequent users or for larger inflatables.

 

This hand-held, small-sized exercise ball pump is easy to carry and store. With the small shaft size, it does take a lot of up and down strokes to fill a 65cm exercise ball or stability ball or fitness ball. Likely to take over 350 up and down strokes to fill the ball. If you pump at a steady pace with no breaks, it should about 4 minutes to fill a ball.

 

All of these products are available at good prices on Amazon.com

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