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TACTILE SENSORY BALL
Covered with hundreds of small bumps,
this very cool therapy ball makes regular
therapy ball activities even more stimulating!
Try rolling it over children for a deep tactile
massage.
BL1879 . . . . $29.99
SPIKY TACTILE BALLS
Extreme spikes on these tactile balls provide
for intense tactile input. Try using them for an
awesome deep pressure massage. The small
bumps on these balls also make them super
easy to catch! Available in 5”, 8” and 9”. Assorted
colors.
FITBALL® PEANUT BALLS
BL1872 . . . . 5” . . . . $6.49
Perfect for fitness or rehab purposes, the FitBALL Peanut
BL1873 . . . . 8” . . . . $7.49
Ball is a good core-training tool for beginners who find a
BL1874 . . . . 9” . . . . $7.99
FitBALL exercise ball too challenging. Depending on the user’s
position, the FitBALL Peanut rolls front to back or side to side,
and is used extensively with children, seniors, and during
rehabilitation. The peanut is designed so that therapist and
patient can sit on the FitBALL Peanut together. Provides a
moderate instability challenge. Burst-resistant material ensures
many satisfied uses. Includes poly bag packaging.
BL3372. . . . .15.7”. . . . . $40.95
BL3374. . . . .19.7”. . . . . $50.95
FUN AND FUNCTION PEANUT BALL
This ball’s unique shape provides added
stability for balance, exercise, and vestibular
therapy.
BL1875. . . .22” . . . . . $39.99
CHOKING HAZARD - All products on this page
contain small parts. Not for children under 3 years.
Phone: 1.800.231.6329 Fax: 1.866.343.6863
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