WV Gymnastics Ball with Bells, 19 cm
The larger 19 cm bell ball, 420 g, for older children, adults and two-handed play. Bells sealed inside let it be caught and passed by ear, and it is the size most clubs use for warm-ups and ball-handling drills.
Key Features
- Bells sealed inside so the ball can be followed by ear
- 19 cm across and 420 g, sized for two-handed catching and passing
- Suits older children and adults, and goalball warm-up drills
- Raised tactile valve disc doubles as an orientation landmark
- Patent rubber valve lets the pressure be topped up over the years
- Contrasting colours, plus a high-contrast multicoloured pattern
- Lets mixed-ability groups play the same game without adapting it
- Natural rubber, hand finished, made in Germany
Product Information
Same ball, more of it. At 19 cm and 420 g this is the size that fills two hands, which changes how it can be used: catching drills, chest passes, goalball warm-ups and circle games all work better with a ball you can wrap your arms around. Bells are sealed inside the core, so the ball stays trackable by ear throughout a pass or a bounce. That is what lets a mixed group play together without adapting the game, and it is why the ball turns up as often in mainstream primary schools as in blind sports clubs. The shell is natural rubber over a moulded core with a smooth matt finish and a patent rubber valve, so pressure can be restored years down the line rather than replacing the ball. The one raised feature on the surface is the small tactile valve disc, yellow on the blue and red balls and blue on the yellow one, which also works as a fixed point for orienting the hands. Four colours, chosen to sit clearly against a gym floor. The multicoloured version carries a bold panel pattern that is easier to follow in motion for players with some usable vision. Made in Germany by KSG.
Same ball, more of it. At 19 cm and 420 g this is the size that fills two hands, which changes how it can be used: catching drills, chest passes, goalball warm-ups and circle games all work better with a ball you can wrap your arms around. Bells are sealed inside the core, so the ball stays trackable by ear throughout a pass or a bounce. That is what lets a mixed group play together without adapting the game, and it is why the ball turns up as often in mainstream primary schools as in blind sports clubs. The shell is natural rubber over a moulded core with a smooth matt finish and a patent rubber valve, so pressure can be restored years down the line rather than replacing the ball. The one raised feature on the surface is the small tactile valve disc, yellow on the blue and red balls and blue on the yellow one, which also works as a fixed point for orienting the hands. Four colours, chosen to sit clearly against a gym floor. The multicoloured version carries a bold panel pattern that is easier to follow in motion for players with some usable vision. Made in Germany by KSG.