Elizabeth Richards - Therapy Peanut Ball

The Peanut Ball can help to build all types of strength, flexibility and balance

The peanut shape means this ball can only move in two directions on the one plane, such as forward and backward but not side to side. This provides greater stability than a round ball and are great for kids who struggle with:

• Balance (vestibular input)
• Developmental delays
• Gross motor skills
• Low muscle tone
• Sensory seeking behaviours

Ridged surface provides extra grip making it suitable for a wide range of uses including rolling games

• 80 cm long in total and 40cm diameter of ball ends.

• Size shifts during use.

• Holds a maximum weight of 150kgs.