Matrix XULT Anti-Burst Stability Balls in 55 cm, 65 cm and 75 cm for Therapy, Balance and Core Work

The XULT Anti-Burst Stability Balls come in 55 cm, 65 cm and 75 cm sizes for balance, core and mobility programs. The anti-burst design is the safety feature clinics ask for when clients sit, lean and roll on the ball under supervision.

• Three sizes match client height and exercise type
• Anti-burst construction for clinical confidence
• Core, balance and seated exercise staple for therapy gyms
• Sold individually in each size

Sizing Stability Balls for Therapy and Active Aging Sessions

Ball size decides whether a client's hips and knees sit at workable angles during seated exercise. The 55 cm ball suits shorter clients and compact treatment areas. The 65 cm size covers most adult therapy and group class work. The 75 cm ball serves taller clients and exercises that need more roll and range. Across all three sizes, the anti-burst build answers the safety question facilities ask first about inflatable equipment.

Features and Benefits

Size Options

• 55 cm for shorter clients and small spaces
• 65 cm all purpose adult size
• 75 cm for taller clients and larger ranges of motion

Clinical Use

• Anti-burst design for supervised clinical settings
• Supports seated balance, core and mobility work
• Sold as single balls, one per order quantity

Product Specifications

Ball Specifications

• Diameters: 55 cm, 65 cm and 75 cm
• Design: anti-burst
• Sold as: each

Balance tools join the broader therapy assortment in our diagnostic catalog of professional equipment. Strength stations from Matrix Fitness complete the gym these balls serve.

Why Facilities Choose These Stability Balls

An inflatable is only useful in a clinic when staff trust it under a full adult client. The anti-burst design is why facilities choose this line over basic gym balls. Three sizes also mean one product page equips a whole therapy gym instead of three separate listings.

• Right Size, Right Angles – three diameters fit clients from petite to tall.
• Safety First Design – anti-burst construction suits supervised clinical use.
• One Page, Full Range – every size is a single option list away.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Which size should I choose?

Match the ball to the client's height and the exercise. Shorter clients usually start at 55 cm, most adults use 65 cm, and taller clients or larger range work calls for 75 cm.

What does anti-burst mean?

The ball is built to resist bursting if it is punctured during use. That design is the reason clinics prefer anti-burst balls for supervised client work.

Are the balls sold individually?

Yes, each size is sold as one ball, so you can stock the mix of sizes your caseload needs. Order quantities per size can be mixed freely on a single order.

What exercises are these used for?

Therapists use stability balls for seated balance work, core training and mobility exercises. They are a standard fixture in physical therapy and active aging programs.

Which clients use the 75 cm size?

Taller clients and exercises needing more roll or range typically use the largest size. Your therapist can confirm the right diameter at the first session.