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A grippy, textured slam ball that holds up to repeated slamming without splitting, reasonable for the price according to reviewers who've used it for months.
Expect a sturdy rack and a full weight range once assembly is done, but budget extra time, the right tools and patience with thin instructions.
A straightforward dual-handle medicine ball built for rotational and abdominal training, useful mainly to buyers who already know they want the handle format over a plain ball.
A soft-shell slam ball with a grippy vinyl shell, but check the surface you'll use it on since the warranty explicitly excludes rough-surface and overhead-slam wear.
A durable wall ball for slams and core work, though the weight fill can run uneven on some units until it's broken in.
A grippy, durable medicine ball that reviewers rate as comparable to pricier name brands, worth it if you plan to size up through several weights.
A solid, clearly-labeled slam ball for conditioning work, with no review history yet to weigh in on long-term durability.
A straightforward weighted medicine ball whose dual grip surface is meant to help control during twists, presses, and partner drills.
A sand-filled slam ball built to stop dead on impact rather than bounce back, useful for strength and conditioning work but check the weight option carefully before buying.
A no-bounce slam ball set with reinforced seams that held up for most reviewers through months of throws, though one buyer felt the core shifted under hard impact.
A durable, versatile medicine ball that reviewers rate above the accompanying DVDs, worth it mainly for the ball itself if you can work around dated, fast-paced instructional videos.
A durable, color coded soft medicine ball built specifically for wall ball throws and partner work rather than floor slams.
A sand-filled slam ball in the same 8 to 10 lb range as the brand's other colorways, worth considering if you specifically want the black and yellow look and a ball that will not roll away.
A five-weight progression aimed at beginners easing into wall ball training, with color coding to keep weights easy to track.
A straightforward dead-weight slam ball for conditioning work, sold one weight at a time, so pick the pound range that matches your training first.
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