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Rhythmic gymnastics ball Sasaki collection M-207M-F 18,5cm

Rhythmic gymnastics ball Sasaki collection M-207M-F 18,5cm

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Bring your rhythmic gymnastics routine to life with the SASAKI M-207M-F ball. Designed for training and competition, this FIG-approved rubber ball measures 18.5 cm in diameter and weighs 400 g.


From flowing rolls to throws and catches, the M-207M-F is an apparatus for practising ball technique and developing complete routines. Choose your preferred colour to complement your leotard and personal style.


Product details

• Brand: SASAKI

• Model: M-207M-F

• Diameter: 18.5 cm

• Weight: 400 g

• Material: rubber

• FIG approved


How to care for your SASAKI ball


Use the ball on a dedicated rhythmic gymnastics carpet, and keep it in a protective ball cover during storage and transport.

Inflate with a SASAKI hand pump. Before inserting the needle, apply a small amount of suitable ball-valve lubricant. Insert and remove the needle straight to help protect the valve, and do not inflate the ball beyond its specified 18.5 cm diameter. Avoid storing or transporting it completely deflated.

Keep the ball at a stable temperature between +3°C and +25°C, away from direct sunlight, heat, freezing conditions and excessive humidity. Clean gently with warm soapy water and a soft cloth.

Explore the available SASAKI M-207M-F colours at Innix Sport and complete your rhythmic gymnastics equipment collection.

 

Warranty & Care

The SASAKI M-207M-F ball comes with a 2-month commercial warranty from the date of purchase, covering manufacturing defects.

Follow the care instructions and use the ball only on a suitable rhythmic gymnastics carpet. This commercial warranty does not cover normal wear or damage caused by improper use, incorrect inflation, unsuitable storage or use on inappropriate surfaces. Gradual fading of printed markings during use is not, by itself, a manufacturing defect.


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