Fabrication Enterprises - Cando - 301848 - Dynamic Stabilizer Ball Base

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Brand: Cando
Sold By: Each
Application: Deluxe Exercise Ball Stabilizer Base
WHSXX: MCK
Product Size: Fits 45 55 65 and 75 cm balls
Product Dimensions: 18 x 18 x 3 In

Product Overview

Fabrication Enterprises - 301848 - Dynamic Stabilizer Ball Base

The Dynamic Stabilizer Ball Base by Fabrication Enterprises is a lightweight and portable gym accessory designed to enhance stability during exercise ball workouts. With a 19.5-inch diameter, it accommodates exercise balls measuring 45, 55, 65, and 75 cm, ensuring versatility for different fitness routines.

Features:
- Stabilizes exercise balls to prevent rolling during workouts.
- Built-in anchors and grooves for securing exercise bands or tubing.
- Durable construction for reliable performance in gym or home settings.
- Portable design for easy storage and transport.

Specifications:
- Diameter: 19.5 inches
- Compatibility: Fits 45, 55, 65, and 75 cm exercise balls
- Anchors: 4 built-in anchor points
- Grooves: 2 dedicated grooves for bands or tubing

Use Suggestion:
Place the Dynamic Stabilizer Ball Base under your exercise ball to maintain stability during core workouts, rehabilitation exercises, or resistance training with bands. The built-in anchors allow for dynamic movements, making it ideal for strength and balance training.

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  • 4
    No bands

    Posted by walmart on Jun 28th 2020

    The description was misleading suggesting the bands came with the base. The bands popped on the other base, so this is not what we thought.