In the box I have the ball, pump with pin and DVD. Is it supposed to also include a stopper to keep the air in?
1806225
The ball actually does not require a stopped to keep the air in; it requires a boost of air after continued use but no more than I need to for my swiss ball which has a stopper.
1209098
Everything is attached, except for that blue dinosaur ball piece - that is separate. And yes, you don't need to use the "sprayer". Will stay inflated, assuming you don't have any leaks.
1632650
As I recall - and it's been awhile since I purchased it - the ball was partially/mostly inflated. I'm virtually certain it wasn't flat. You'll need to pump in some air from time to time to keep it up to snuff.
993146
To be honest. I have had this ball for about 6 months now and I haven't had to pump it up since I did it the very first time. Air leakage is not a problem.
1209484
The vacuum pump and the stopper is one in the same. The pump is the stopper.
439252
You don't need a pump. It blows up with your own breath then you just insert a small plastic tube that's included in the ball where you blew in air and it will keep air trapped in the ball. You can add or take out air this way to make ball as hard or soft as you need. It is very easy to fill.
61556
Yes, the pump is included and very convenient, but the cover is the problematic part. It is very tight. Very nice as a pad, but unless you are small framed, you will need to sleep on top with own separate covers, rather than in the sleeping bag
718263
I haven't inflated mine yet but it looks like it is a standard pump attachment for balls that comes with pumps. Here is the link for one on Amazon made just for balls. Here is one from Amazon for less than $5 with free shipping. "Gymnic & Rody Hand Pump for Rody and Hopping Balls". Hope this helps. :)
538170
Mine came with a box. I just pumped up my Travel Trailer tires. The pump overheated and shutdown and has never recovered. Only used it a few times but too late to return. Bummer!
1953394
No needles for inflating balls are included. The package only included replacement Schrader and Presta valves for the pump.
260874
Yes, seller includes the pump. Keep in mind not to fill the whole balloon, not even the whole 'belly' of the balloon as the hi-float will weigh it down. The instructions are very well written.
1521011
Mine came with a pump taped to the side to help prevent leaking during shipment. :)
304250
The ball is not a valve. There is no mechanism on either side of it that actually closes to prevent the flow of air either into or out of the canister. I know the description makes it sound like it may be more than that, but at least the one I have simply has a hole cut in both sides.
1296867
The pump you have is broken. The same thing happened to me the second time I tried to use my pump (it was after my brother-in-law was messing around with the pump so I guess they are delicate). However, I had purchased two balance discs (one for each foot) and each came with its own pump. I used the second pump and it inflated fine. Get another pump (perhaps at a sporting goods store or Amazon) and you should be fine. In the mean time you can take the pump needle to a bike store or service station and see if they will fill your disc for you. Your local gym teacher also has a pump that will work. The pump you have is broken. The same thing happened to me the second time I tried to use my pump (it was after my brother-in-law was messing around with the pump so I guess they are delicate). However, I had purchased two balance discs (one for each foot) and each came with its own pump. I used the second pump and it inflated fine. Get another pump (perhaps at a sporting goods store or Amazon) and you should be fine. In the mean time you can take the pump needle to a bike store or service station and see if they will fill your disc for you. Your local gym teacher also has a pump that will... » Read More The pump you have is broken. The same thing happened to me the second time I tried to use my pump (it was after my brother-in-law was messing around with the pump so I guess they are delicate). However, I had purchased two balance discs (one for each foot) and each came with its own pump. I used the second pump and it inflated fine. Get another pump (perhaps at a sporting goods store or Amazon) and you should be fine. In the mean time you can take the pump needle to a bike store or service station and see if they will fill your disc for you. Your local gym teacher also has a pump that will work. « Show Less
899348
Nope no air pump just the water pump. The nozzles help capture air when it's misting and I've had great success with the machine as long as I buy purified water.
143112
No, and it does not require a pump. The ball on the bottom is hard plastic; so is the blue extension that comes with it.
328565
The ball should have come with a needle for inflation. You will need an air pump to fill the ball. Only fill the ball slightly. When you pull the needle out, it should self seal.if not send it back for s new one. .