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Bintiva

Bintiva Peanut Ball

  • Material Type: Plastic
  • Item Weight: 3 pounds
  • Sport Type: Yoga
  • Unit Count: 1

Last refreshed Jul 5, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

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ASIN: B01DL5BB8AModel: 2511Category: Exercise Balls

Overview

A peanut-shaped stability ball that rolls in one direction rather than multidirectionally, sized to provide a stable seat for balance work, therapy, or use as a birthing ball. Comes with a foot pump and user guide.

A couple of buyers also reported repurposing it for dog play, though that isn't its intended use.

  • Saddle shape limits movement to one direction
  • Includes foot pump and user guide
  • Manufacturer's warranty included
  • Used for therapy, rehab, and labor support

Who it's for

Fits birthing support, physical therapy exercises for children or seniors, and rehab work needing a stable, limited-motion seat. Less suited to anyone wanting the freer, multidirectional movement of a standard round stability ball.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Holds air for weeks between pump-ups, per long-term owners
  • Thick, durable material reported after over a year of use
  • Includes foot pump for setup
Cons
  • Actual size reported as not matching product photos

Specifications

BrandBintiva
Model2511
Dimensions & fit
Item Weight3 poundshigher than 73% of 38 exercise balls
Capacity & performance
Age Range DescriptionKid
Construction & materials
Material TypePlastic
Included components
Unit Count1
Other details
Sport TypeYoga
Number of Items1

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Frequently asked questions

How is a peanut ball different from a regular stability ball?

Its saddle shape only rolls in one direction, giving more stability than a round ball, which moves multidirectionally.

Does it come with a way to inflate it?

Yes, a foot pump and fitness ball user's guide are included.