🔵 Intex 24 Glossy Panel Ball: Durable and Vibrant Playing Experience Review

This ball is so light when we play the wind blows it away. We spent more time chasing this ball than planning it! Don't waste money! Go to the goal and get the beach ball there.

Very nice and the size matches the description. Unfortunately, he won't be able to use it because the idiot UPS drivers package broke and the balloon broke too. Not the fault of the seller or Amazon so I'll still give it a 5. The seller was generous enough to help me and make up for UPS's negligence.

The only reason I bought it from Revain is because believe it or not I couldn't find any beach balls anywhere in September - it must have been too late then of the year . Anyway, we inflated the ball and it immediately "softened" and so we decided there was a hole in it from the start. So!

Oh my god what a joke 24" did you mean the circumference? I measured 14.5" in diameter They're only about 10 inches! If I wanted a 14.5" ball I would have ordered a 14.5" ball, but I wanted a 24" ball so I ordered a 24" ball. The problem is that I ordered a 24" ball and got a 14.5" ball. Do you get a message here? Who knows about longevity, I just throw it away, not the hassle of coming back. Strange!

The ball is only 16 inches when inflated. When you receive the package it says "approximate deflated size" on the front which doesn't make sense as nobody uses deflated beach balls, but also note that the photos that came with the product have a photo that is the size of an inflated beach ball (next to a person for scale), and the size given there for the inflated ball is 61 cm, which is 24 inches. Please note that the packaging photo shown on Revain's website differs from the actual packaging…

First of all I would like to say that the size of this ball is perfect and my son had a lot of fun with it. I first bought 2 of these and the first one lasted quite a while until my 4 year old son poked a hole in it which was easily sealed with the tape provided. The next gap was at the bottom where you pump the ball up and it went by itself. The first ball was thrown out, the second didn't even last a day. It deflated after about an hour of play, apparently there was also a crack at the base…

Ideal for classroom use. I write questions on a ball that can be used as an ice breaker, time filler for awkward moments, brain breakdowns, etc. My students love it and ask to play it all the time. You can find icebreaker/dating questions online or even invite students to brainstorm. Make them silly, ordinary, deep. whatever suits you. I like to ask deep and silly questions, but I make a point of telling them that the answers should be relevant in school. I usually put them in a circle and toss