Harrison Howard Mega Horse Play Ball Anti-Burst Giant Horse Ball Horse Soccer Ball

  The 30" ball can only be inflated to 24" with the hand pump. When I first used an air pump, the ball only got as far as 28" before tearing open. I'm glad I didn't give it to my horse partially inflated because it would have popped on him and scared him; it's nowhere near 30" and can't even be blown up to size. These balls are no better than a cheap Swiss ball found in the exercise aisle or the giant kid's balls, and they're a waste of money. Get two or three balls for the price of this one if you're looking for something for your horse. Horses are notorious for destroying these items, but with any other brand, your ball will at least reach the pasture. I expected something made specifically for horses, but it turned out to be a rip-off and a waste of money. This is the last time I will purchase from this company.

Harrison Cantu

| Jan 25, 2021

This was purchased the day before yesterday. . . . It was received today. . . . I pumped it up and took it outside to play with my AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD (not a horse). She played with it for about 15 minutes before it developed a hole. . . . SO FAR IN 2021, THE BIGGEST WASTE OF MONEY. . . . . NOT AT ALL DURABLE! Don't waste your time trying to get this ball.

Alexis Cowan

| Aug 23, 2021

BIG BALLS ARE VERY IMPORTANT TO OUR PONY! In order to save a few dollars, I decided to give this one a shot. But it's not worth it. It continues to deflate after a few weeks, despite my efforts to find a hold and ensuring the plug is securely in place. Pony is also disappointed. We'll probably stick with the other brand because it usually lasts a few months. The 40" is shown next to the 30" Harrison (which has so far held up well).

Rivka HARGREAVES

| Nov 24, 2021

This was bit by my dog, not by a horse, and it exploded! This isn't a horseball by any stretch of the imagination. a complete waste of money This took less than 5 minutes for us to complete.

Maddison Mathews

| Jan 20, 2021

The ball frightened the horse. Within five minutes, the dog had popped the ball.

Harleigh Fuller

| Aug 10, 2021

  Our 45-pound pit bull is a great addition to any backyard. Mix adores this ball and considers it to be her favorite toy. We also purchased a cover for it because she is constantly popping balls, which is a big help. This is the only one we've found that's both strong and light. She likes it when it's a little bouncy. I adore it.

Saint Stewart

| Jun 27, 2021

It is not strong or long-lasting. The material is soft and flimsy. Not even a yoga ball can be made out of this stuff. To be honest, Walmart's cheap balls are better made and last longer. It took three days for this to happen. If I could, I'd give it a zero-star rating.

Amalia Best

| Oct 25, 2021

I'm not sure how well this ball will work for horses, but it was popped by my 10-month-old Australian Shepherd after only 5 minutes of play. I got it so I could teach her how to play treibball. This is the second one that I've purchased. She did the same to the first one, but I figured if I kept an eye on her and showed her how to play, she'd figure it out. No, it only took a couple of minutes to pop. It's a fantastic ball for horses, but it's not suitable for dogs with a lot of energy.

Lillie Olson

| Jan 04, 2022