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Re: Weight of fully inflated ball
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Originally Posted by Doug G
We weighed the large 2x yellow ball today and got 3.6 lbs +/- .2 lbs. If you figure on 4 lbs you'd be safe. The 2 lbs seems a bit low. Anyone else confirm this? If all else use some triple beam balances from your schools science department (they usually hold up to 1.1 kg ~ 2.3 lbs), just balance the ball on two balances and add their readings up. Or take the ball to your local Mail Boxes Etc or Post office and have them wiegh it on their scales.
We came up with 3.4lb agin +-.2lb so that seems accurate, ours was also inflated
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