Hub 360 Fitness Ball Base

Alright, fellow fitness ball enthusiasts (and those who just use one as a slightly bouncy chair), let's talk about the inherent struggle. You get a yoga ball, full of potential for core strength and questionable sitting posture. You sit on it, and it immediately tries to roll away like a giant, obedient-to-gravity escape artist. You try to do exercises, and it wobbles and slides like it's auditioning for a clown show. It's chaos. It's a workout just keeping the thing still. Then, I discovered the GoSports Hub 360 Yoga Ball Base. It looked simple enough – a plastic ring. Could this humble circle truly tame the wild beast that was my exercise ball? I was skeptical, but my furniture, which had suffered numerous ball-related collisions, urged me to try. Upon arrival, it was indeed a sturdy plastic ring. No assembly required, which immediately earned points. I placed my exercise ball in it, and folks, it was like finding the ball's parking spot in the universe. It just... sat there. Still. Stable. Not plotting its next roll towards the nearest wall. It was a revelation! Using it as a chair alternative is now infinitely better. I can sit and gently bounce (or just sit) without feeling like I need to engage every single muscle just to stay put. My core is still getting a subtle workout, but it's less "panic-induced clenching" and more "gentle engagement." My posture, which usually resembles a question mark, feels a little more like an exclamation point. And for exercises? Game changer! Squats with the ball against the wall are stable. Plank variations are less about preventing a roll-away disaster and more about actually holding the plank. The little channels underneath for resistance bands are a clever touch, adding even more workout options without the ball trying to stage a jailbreak. It's lightweight and easy to move, so I can take my newfound ball stability wherever I need it – from the living room to the home office. It just works. It solves the fundamental problem of the rolling exercise ball with elegant simplicity. If you own an exercise ball and are tired of it trying to escape, or if you want to make using it as a chair or for exercises much more stable and effective, get this base. It's a simple product that makes a huge difference. My ball is contained, my core is getting stronger, and I'm thoroughly pleased with this purchase.

I love this thing, can’t stand well Swiss balls roll around my garage.

This item is sturdy and seems to be well-made. I purchased it to hold my yoga ball in place so that it does not roll all over my exercise room, but it seems there are other uses for the item with exercise and using the ball as a chair, so I look forward to exploring those functions. I think it could be priced a little lower, but I do like that it’s made in the USA.

I really like how compact this stand is and the little rubber feet on the bottom. The little rubber feet on the bottom stop it from moving around while you sit which is great on my wood floors.

Perfect way to stop the ball from rolling its way throughout the house between a toddler and a cat!

Works exactly like I wanted it to. Holds an XXL yoga ball nicely. Seems pretty solid and stays in place well.

This is an outstanding base and very stable. I use a 55cm fitball on it. The anti-slip grips on the base are very serious, which is great for stability, but means that you need to physically lift if off the floor to move it. No scootching the base with your foot to move it out of the way!

I got this to provide some stability when using the exercise ball so I could use some resistance bands (it has slots to accommodate those so clearly it's an intended use) and stretch my back more safely on the ball. The ball sits well on the base by itself and it would work great as a ball holder when not using the ball to keep it from moving around in the room. But, that's not how it's advertised or why I bought it. Once I sit on the ball, there is exactly zero resistance to movement off the base in *any direction*. And I mean zero. It's like the base isn't even there. So, this wouldn't even work as a base for a desk ball chair as described in the product description (thus, again, an intended use of the stand is while seated on the ball). Very disappointing as it seems sturdily made and the nonslip feet and resistance band slots are nice. Too bad it's not functional.

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This was much more robust than I expected and is of a very sturdy plastic.

Quite light and moveable but when in use, it's incredibly stable. Best ball base I've found.