66fit Slam Balls - Black - 5kg, 10kg & 15kg

66fit Slam Balls - Black - 5kg, 10kg & 15kg

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€35.99

vendor : 66fit

Product Type : Slam Ball

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5KG 10KG 15KG

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66fit Slam Balls are weighted balls that are designed to be slammed into a wall or the floor. The no-bounce design enables the user to build explosive strength.

Features

Inner Material: Sand/Iron Mix
Outer Material: PVC
Weight: 5kg, 10kg and 15kg
Colour: Black

Description

Ideal for Crossfit, boxing, core strengthening and general fitness - 66fit slam balls are ideal for building up explosive strength, speed, stamina, and improving coordination. So why not take out your frustration and build up your fitness by slamming the balls into the ground!

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Physiosupplies Measurement Term Definitions

Size	Chest	Brand Size	Shoulder	Length	Sleeve Length
38	40.2	38	17.9	29.9	24
39	41.3	39	18.2	30.1	24.5
40	42.5	40	18.5	30.3	25
42	44.9	42	19.1	30.7	25.5
44	47.2	44	19.7	31.1	26
46	49.6	46	20.3	31.5	26.5

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