Review on 💪 Bosu Balance Trainer 65cm: The Original Fitness Equipment for Enhanced Stability and Core Strengthening by Savoeun Ramirez

. I really struggled to choose the best BOSU for me. Is it better to take the Home version or is it better to take the Pro version? I read the whole review: I chose the homemade BOSU which is really perfect. It's well made and sturdy, and it's also $50 less than the Pro version. I'm very glad I chose the home version. The difference between the Home version and the Pro version is that the Home version has small rubber stop feet on the black part to prevent slipping. The rubber dome on the Home version is 2 pounds less rubber than the Pro version, and the Home version only says BOSU on the packaging, not Pro or Home. Also, the black part of the Pro version is covered with rubber to prevent slipping and has no legs. The home version is definitely thick enough to prevent collapsing as long as you stay within the weight limit as described. (£300) Some reviews complain that homemade BOS is falling apart. If that bothers you, be careful when airing out your new BOSU. The instructions say to fill it to a height of about 10 inches. However, I fill it up to 9.5 inches, which seems very full. Use common sense. If you're on the heavy side or plan on jumping the BOSU and it seems pretty full at 9 inches, you may not have added the last 1/2 inch of air. Also, when you fill the ball, make sure to hold it tight as you measure. You can always add the last 1/2 inch of air if the ball seems too deflated on the first try. This is a brand new rubber ball. It has an odor that smells just like a new rubber ball. I wish Revain would require sellers to be more specific about what type of BOSU they are selling. I recommend avoiding sellers who don't clearly list their products.