Japanbargain Baoding Balls Chinese Health Exercise Stress Balls Chrome Color

Good value

Una esfera venia despostillada :(

I first bought a pair of Baoding Balls at the China Pavillion in Epcot, but rather than just being metal, they had a glass exterior. One of them cracked which made it harder to spin them, so I bought these as a replacement. I enjoy them a lot! They can be difficult to spin at first (in the video you see me struggle a bit, mainly because i'm using my left hand and I typically spin them with my right) but with a little practice, it gets addictive. I have what you could call "nervous hands" and I just love having stuff like this in my hands. The size was pretty good for my hands, but I have pretty stubby fingers, so if you have bigger hands, consider a size bigger than these. I did notice that one ball is just slightly larger than the other, so I must say that the product is a little inconsistent, but it really doesn't effect much except for the sound. As for the sound, the ringing sounds of the bells inside are very pleasant, but some may mind the clanking and scraping sounds of the outer metal (the sound is sort of similar to the sound of those buzzing magnet toys, but to a lesser extent) but I honestly sort of enjoy it and it doesn't really bother me. The outer metal does seem like it'll tarnish over time, but it shouldn't effect the quality of the balls. If it concerns you anyway, these are affordable enough to buy another pair. As many noted, the box isn't the best quality, but it holds them just fine. The shipping was prompt and the package came to me unharmed. Overall, i'm quite happy with these :)

Exactly as described and advertised. Perfect for working on my arthritic hand—I ordered two so that I could exercise both hands at once.

I ordered this as a gift for my son. What a disappointment. The package came crushed and taped together. The sender couldn't be bothered to have packed them such that the fragile (and very cheap) boxes the balls come in would not be crushed. They were sent in a flimsy mailer with not ever so much as some bubble wrap. Furthermore, as another unhappy customer has noted, the balls are scuffed and pitted with rust in places. And further still, the thing that I love about these balls is the nice, soft dong song they make while you rotate them in your hand. These balls, however, hardly make any sound. They're hardly fit to be described as ding dong bells! Maybe my humor will give them a little saving grace but don't be fooled. If nothing else, at least the sender could have made sure the boxes would hold up in the mail. The product cannot be returned. It's too bad that we live in such an indifferent world.