Milliard Peanut Ball Physio Roll for Exercise, Therapy, Labor, Birthing and Dog Training

I love this peanut ball It glides on your skin very well or on your pant leg and it’s very comfortable. It works very well as it exercise purpose, you can do many exercise exercises with it. Your hips, your legs, your knees it is amazing and easy to use. I learned about this peanut ball when I was in physical therapy and I had to get one for myself. Physical therapy is only a check up like going to the dentist. You have to continue to do exercises at home to have any success.. I totally recommend this product.

i got this set of two peanut balls to add to my son's sensory room. he is often constipated and rolling around on these helps him work out his "business". it's also great for stretching out your back, bouncing on, sitting on, rolling around on. i was a little worried because i looked at a bunch of peanut balls and the reviews on quality were mixed. these are a really great quality. we've had them for over a month now i think, and we've only had to reinflate one of them one time. they are very sturdy, i'm...well...i'm not gonna say how much i weigh lol, but let's just say i'm not little. and these balls hold up to my bouncing and rolling. i love that this is a two pack with a smaller one and a larger one, so my son and i can roll at the same time. these nifty peanut balls have come in handy and are part of our every day lives. super easy to inflate with the included pump and i feel like they'll last us for many years to come. if you have a child who needs that sensory input from rolling/pressing/bouncing etc. then this will be a great addition to their sensory diet. i had never heard of a peanut ball before until another parent recommended it to me! so now i am passing along the knowledge :) p.s. this is great if you have back problems like i do. good for the kiddos AND you !

There’s peanuts are awesome! I have two wild boys(5 your old & 3 year old).. so having the two different sizes, worked out great for our family!! This specific brand was recommended by my son’s physical therapist And I have zero complaints myself! The Material is thick and holds air perfectly! For the last couple months, they have been bounced/jumped on daily, and I haven’t had to add more air to them once!

My dog got diagnosed with a neurological condition. I was told by the specialists to purchase specific equipment to get him to build strength, muscle, and balance so he could walk again and have normal range of motion. Let me tell you, I got different equipment but this was the first step that got my dog walking again. This helped my dog in every which way. He has been walking again for 3 weeks now and he continues to balance and do exercises every day as much as he can and it has worked wonders for him. He is improving every single day. The neurology team was shocked when they saw how well he was doing yesterday!! My dog LOVES this peanut and looks forward to it every day. I also have been using it now because why not? I can feel the burn! We can get strong together!! I love this thing! Absolutely worth every penny. Perfect size. Amazing quality. This peanut was holding him up while I was holding his “help em up harness” which is a special harness for dogs that can’t walk. Eventually after a few weeks he built his strength back up and was walking again!!!

I bought three different sizes of the Milliard peanut ball after our gaiam peanut ball exploded while our son was bouncing on it. I had noticed that several reviewers had mentioned sizing issues, and I can confirm that is indeed an accurate problem. Because I need the peanut ball for a wide variety of therapeutic goals for out little man (I even use these some with his NMT stuff), it was important for me to have a size he could work with, but this product hadn't had any reviews mentioning exploding, so I figured the smallest of the balls could go in his room for bouncing if he woke up and wanted to do that in the night, etc, and the medium sized one could be a back up in case something happened to the size that worked best for him for therapy. Our son is 5 and has a few things going on with him, one of which is a genetic disorder that causes him to be a bit taller then average for his age. We inflated the balls on day one and added additional air the next afternoon, as specified in the product instructions. So our green ball measures 19 1/4 inches by 33 1/2 inches, Manufacturer states it should be 39 x 20. Our yellow is 16x 30, manufacturer says it should be 35 x 17. Our blue is 16 x 28.5, manufacturer says it should be 31 x 15. So all of them are off, and all of them are smaller then advertised. He will bounce on all of them, but he prefers the green one, and of the three, the green and the yellow are most workable for our therapy targets. I'm not really seeing any shape distortion. So, you may want to order a size up from what the manufacturer recommends you will need for your child. I think the green one is fine for adults still, depending on the height of the person and what it's being used for. It's an ok height for me, but I'm 5 foot 3 inches. They also do have a bit of an odor for those who are sensitive to smells, but for our little man, it's not really causing a problem for him. He was actually just super happy to have a peanut ball back. I would have preferred to not have 3, but again, I wasn't sure on the sizing based on the reviews and I didn't want to have to play the return it game, and I figured it might not hurt to have a spare anyway in case one of these goes ka-boom as well. Aside from bouncing, his favorite thing to do on it is lay on his back and roll back and forth and push off with his hands. It helps calm him down, and it's good for his upper body muscles, so I love that he loves that and I'm hoping these really are as burst proof as advertised. If not, I will update. but for now, just a heads up on the sizing.

- I actually got this to use as a lower-back support. I can't be on my feet much because of back problems, but the shape of the recliner's back was just not good for me. I've tried all sorts of things, and each was not quite right. Then I saw the "peanut balls" and thought, Hey!, I don't *have* to fill it all the way.... - So, it turned out that the partially-inflated Small is just about perfect, because it is the full width of the chair seat so I don't slip off the side, and the shape adjusts to me, while the "peanutness" of the shape also keeps me from rolling or slipping sideways. I do have it wrapped in a towel so that the plastic doesn't mar the chair material and also so it doesn't make my back sweat. - Meanwhile, it certainly seems to be *sturdy*: the air plug seems very secure, and the material is good and thick, so I feel confident using it. - I also thought the air pump was pretty durned good =;-) Some older reviews seemed to be critical of the air pump, so maybe the producer improved it, but I've gotten inflatable equipment in the past which came with pumps, and this one seems fine to me, especially for the pricing of the peanut-plus-pump. All in all, I'm very satisfied :)

I bought this ball for my son’s physical therapies to help with strengthening his upper body and getting his reflexes working. It’s absolutely done wonders! It’s confusing to use if you’ve never used one before but pretty obvious once somebody shows you how or you look up videos! The color is really cute too, not easy to misplace for sure! The only things I don’t personally like is that the texture can stick on to his skin if he’s wearing shorts. I don’t mean like a sort of sticky that is bad per se, but kind of rubber that sticks to the skin when it’s a little warm, etc. It hard to explain. Also, it does deflate quite a bit on its own. Not when he’s doing his therapy sessions, but when it’s left alone for a couple of days, the air seems to come out so you find yourself having to inflate it often. Make sure to keep the pump & cap remover together for this reason! Nonetheless, I’d absolutely buy it again just because of the results I’ve seen with him! Never even knew these existed until recently! He has a trach and uses a vent as well so it’s nice that it isn’t hard to use in that sense either.

The entire thing is fairly greasy, and a little dirty in a couple spots. Other than that seems pretty standard. Comes with a hand pump and plug removal tool. Pumps up fine with a little elbow grease. But more than anything I’m disappointed with the dirty greasy aspect.