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The following day, it had visibly lost air
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Good while it lasted, unfortunately the ball just randomly lost air one night and is unusable.
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Yes, my son likes to superman on this also, it's a good active play break prop for him while we have this poor air quality outside
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Loses air have to reinflate every couple of weeks it does help a lot with pain but have you have to put a lot of air if you only use foot pump that is included
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The actual problem is that the ball keeps deflating, I guess it has a puncture somewhere or is losing the air thru the inflating hole
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(I don’t know if there’s a faster way to inflate the ball without getting some noisy air compressor.)
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I definitely think it would lose air if someone sat on it, or even leaned against it on the wall.
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after I got it it needed some more air but the pump was completely leaky at the base and leaked more air than I could pump so now I have a deflated ball with no way to refill the air.
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We have had the ball for about 4 months and it keeps losing air.
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In fact, I'm pleasantly surprised to find that they seem not to have lost *any* air in the months since we snagged them
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I had planned to leave the exercise ball inside the model, but it started to lose air the second day of construction, and that made the whole concoction start to collapse.
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Now two months in and looses air.
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It was great except for the fact that we had to pump it up again every day as it would lose too much air.
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It was great up until it started loosing air for no reason
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I have had this ball since June and it’s already unusable because it looses air so quickly
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but it looses air and has to be pumped up 3 times a week
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First one was loosing air
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They were simple to inflate and they hold air very well (haven't had to re-pump in the month since we got the first one).A note on
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n’t know why it leaks air
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4 nights ago & no air lost
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I've had cheap ones that never lost air
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Have to refresh air every couple of weeks!
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there has got to be a better way to pump up the ball, it takes at least 30 minutes to get enough air in the ball, other than that, it is great and very strong
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but the next day it had lost air again.
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Did loose some air the first week or so but after refilling was fine
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Trideer exercise ball is leaking air trying to get it replaced, please advise....
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It has been loosing air since the first time we inflated it.
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In fact, I'm pleasantly surprised to find that they seem not to have lost *any* air in the months since we snagged them
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and it has not lost air nor given me the impression that it's going to burst.
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This takes a full 20-30 minutes to blow up using provided piece of garbage air pump.
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Hasn't lost any air since I pumped it up
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The air pump arrived defective which is preventing me from getting accurate air into the ball
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I have had my ball for a couple of weeks now and noticed that after a day or two it loses air and i must repump it up.
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It keeps its air very well
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Once I got enough air plugged it, my son found a small hole.
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Foot pump does not blow much air
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However, after a month and a half, it seems like the air keeps leaking out
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Update 12/26- after having it for a month or so, it’s starting to loose air as I use it
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However, after a month and a half, it seems like the air keeps leaking out
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Took 20 minutes of continuous pumping with pump provided, then the air leaked out
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is good but will lose air when trying to pout the pin in the ball.
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Product does not hold air seems to leak at the fill site and main seam
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Keeps losing air instead of being firm.
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So disappointed as I don’t have a way to inflate it.
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Disappointing as I was really looking forward to using this as my work-from-home office chair.