AEROMAT Dual Grip Power Medicine Ball
- Item Weight: 10 pounds
- Item Diameter: 9 inches
- Construction Type: natural rubber construction
- Material Type: Rubber
Last refreshed Jul 5, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A straightforward dual-handle medicine ball built for rotational and abdominal training, useful mainly to buyers who already know they want the handle format over a plain ball.
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ASIN: B000TCUJIMCategory: Medicine Balls
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Overview
The AEROMAT Dual Grip Power Medicine Ball is a 9 inch, color-coded medicine ball built with two molded soft-grip handles for rotational and abdominal exercises. It suits gyms and home setups that want a weight-coded set for partner passing drills or twisting core work.
Medicine balls in this dual-handle style are built for controlled rotational and passing movements rather than the hard floor slams a rubber slam ball is meant for; the handles let two people grip and pass the ball or let one person add torque to a twist. Aeromat markets the line on durability and color-coded weight identification, common for gym inventories that need quick visual sorting across multiple balls.
- 9 inch diameter, color-coded by weight
- Dual molded soft-grip handles
- Made by Aeromat, a health and wellness equipment brand
- Built specifically for abdominal and rotational training
Who it's for
Fits trainers and home gym owners doing rotational core drills, partner medicine ball passes, or group classes that need weights sorted at a glance. Not the choice for slam-ball training, since the handles and shape are built for controlled passing and twisting, not repeated floor impacts.
Pros and cons
- Two soft-grip handles support twisting and passing drills
- Color-coded weights are easy to sort at a glance
- 9 inch size keeps the ball compact for indoor use
- No published details on exact fill material or shell durability
- Handle format won't suit slam-ball or overhead-throw training
Performance notes
The two soft-grip handles are the defining feature, letting a lifter add rotational leverage during twists or hand the ball off cleanly during partner drills, which a smooth-surface ball doesn't allow. Color coding across the line lets a gym floor sort weights by sight rather than reading a stamped number each time.
Specifications
| Brand | AEROMAT |
|---|---|
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Item Weight | 10 poundslower than 53% of 31 medicine balls |
| Item Diameter | 9 incheslower than 71% of 29 medicine balls |
| Capacity & performance | |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Construction & materials | |
| Construction Type | natural rubber construction |
| Material Type | Rubber |
| Color | Black/Yellow |
| Included components | |
| Unit Count | 1 |
| Included Components | Item |
| Other details | |
| Sport Type | Medicine Ball |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Item Type Name | Medicine Balls |
Closest rivals on specs
F2C Rubber Medicine Ball 12 lb- Item Weight 10 vs 12 pounds (-17%)
Frequently asked questions
What is the diameter of the AEROMAT Dual Grip medicine ball?
It measures 9 inches in diameter.
Can this ball be used for slams?
It's built with handles for rotational and abdominal training and passing drills; a plain slam ball is better suited to repeated floor impacts.
Does the color indicate the weight?
Yes, Aeromat color-codes this line so different weights are identifiable at a glance.