Lexibook Inflatable Giant Ball Giant Ball for Outdoor Play, Game Safety, Red/Transparent, PA100_11

Make sure you have an inflator. Each segment needs to be inflated. Durability is unknown, but it survived one day with a 4-year old and a birthday party with several kids.

Very disappointed. My grandson got in it once. We rolled him across the grass. Several of the seams split so they cannot be patched. Basically we got one short ride in it and the ball is junk. The patch kit did not include any glue so we had to buy the glue extra to try to fix it but fixing it was hopeless. What a waste of money!

My grandson just had to have this. It is cool. He and his brother have already rolled around in it and had my husband pushing them as well. Really fun for the backyard.

I bought this for my 6 year old nephew. He has enjoyed it. He doesn’t play with it every day; but he gets it out, especially when he has his cousins or friends over. They all have had a lot of fun with it. It takes a little time to inflate; but it has stayed inflated for weeks at a time. It just has to have a little inflate “touch up” occasionally. I had been searching for an inflatable to play with on the ground, not water, and this one has done a great job keeping the children entertained. For the price, I think it is a very good product.

First, it was a lot of effort to inflate. There are 20+ blow up pockets for this thing. We bought an electric pump to blow it up. Then it was fun to play with, but started going flat right away. After just a couple hours of play, it already needed to blown up more. After a day it had leaked even more. That said, my niece loved it and played with it a couple hours each day were were there. When not playing, she would just hang out in the ball using it like a lounge couch. I bought the insurance, so hopefully they can get it replaced at least once when it dies fully. Not terribly durable.

The media could not be loaded.  This giant ball was a huge success at Thanksgiving with the whole family! The only issue was blowing up all 30+ sections with a hand pump. My suggestion is to use an electric air pump!?!? Otherwise -- this is a blast!!!

Not as listed. About 1 hour into blowing these up and after I purchased a second inflatable pump, we have up. We blew up only one of the two. Halfway blew up the second. It took over 2.5 hours and that was with 2 electric pumps going at the same time. Then after using the one for about 20 minutes, we needed to add more air. Not practical at all. Both are returned. Too bad. They could have been fun if the construction was not poor. The ports need to be much bigger

My kids really enjoy this. One is fun but I would think two would be even more fun because then they could bounce into each other with them.