How heavy of a ball can this thing hold and rotate?
1403006
My disco ball is 18" diameter and pretty heavy and I've never had any problems.
1869066
Yes its pretty solid. You could drop it and it would be ok. I don't think you can really play with since its kinda heavy
1247007
I just started using it so I have not gotten down there yet. but it is very base heavy and sturdy. I think it will not spin the roll, but you may have to be gentle when pulling a sheet.
1604290
Yes it would. The base is very light so you would need to place something on it to help it to rotate.
1863176
If you are using it for balance....yes. The rotation might be a bit of a problem, but you'd have to try it out.
1069232
I don't think strain would be a problem. The locking ball mechanism seems pretty solid.
1579653
This ball DOES NOT BOUNCE. It is filled with very malleable material or sand. It is more of a rubber coated sandbag than a ball.
646590
You better don't buy this crap, it can rotate but it can´t hold the weight of the devices and the thing felt apart after the first use.
862277
I don't think it would have a problem holding it but I wouldn't go any heavier. I've actually flipped the top on mine to hold some machinery.
1981553
It does bounce. I use it for ball slams. It is about the size of a basketball.
321212
Ball bearing lock is extremely solid.,....the spring is stiff enough to keep it in place, i have put mine through a lot never have felt it would fail on me
912049
Yes it can be flipped 180 by rotation and removed by loosening the clamp the ball will be on the attach point I like mine
1375061
Oh ya definetely heavy duty. If I remember I think my ball is 2.25 inches which is pretty heavy will support up to the 999 units and possibly the 1199 but I would probably go with a 3 inch ball if your wanting to upgrade someday or just add another ram then.
2027
Yes it will hold perfectly and not move around. I drive all over the country and over some rough roads and it's never come off the ball.
2041456
Purchased the red 65cm because of its high weight capacity (researched here and elsewhere). I'm very large, nearly 500 lbs. and bounce the hell out of this thing. :) No issues! Owned my first for about a year before accidentally rolling on a nail, have had my second for months. Minimal leakage under great strain. I'm a bottom heavy female, about 5'4" or a little less, and I do have to somewhat roll onto the ball because I'm so short but I make it work.
2282745
The weight limit for most stability balls is 250 lbs., although models capable of supporting weights of up to 300 lbs. are not uncommon.Read more: http://www.livestrong.com/article/380861-weight-limits-for-stability-balls/#ixzz2VDAmLq6f
1073173
It's a pretty sturdy ball. Just be prepared to pump it up frequently, like all the time.