Don’t use them for slams or throws of any kind unless you want them to break. My 40 and my 60 have both busted in the last month and they have been used actively for 1 year

I am a fan of Rogue but Every single one of these crack within the first couple of uses (slamming). I’ve purchased many… it’s not just one or two. Pound for pound the most expensive piece in any gym. I would expect far better quality!

My wife got me an 80lb ball as an early Christmas gift. We love these balls and its our 6th one. Unfortunately, it showed up flat hard and deformed. D-ball informs us it just needs inflation, but there is no valve hole and in our experience this has never needed to occur with our other balls. We have 10s of thousands of dollars in Rogue gym stuff and they've always taken care of us, but not this time. These are drop shipped and they are unwilling to take care of the issue or ensure the QC. Buyer beware!

These are solid and well built. I am a powerlifter and dabble in strongman fitness. The D Balls are my tools for some serious cardio and strength trading. I highly recommend.

I bought the 80lbs ball. Great for over the shoulder slams and a few overhead slams. Since it has a large diameter, I also use it for toe taps and jump overs w/ burpee :)

I bought the 80 pound D ball for my boyfriend’s birthday in September. He absolutely loves it the ball and loves Rogue. The only negative was the shipping box was all ripped open when it was delivered. It was hard to “hide” it from him until his birthday. My boyfriend has used his 80 pound ball so much that he is ready for the 100 pound ball.

The rubber used is durable and grippy even when sweating. Easy to clean.

Got a thick, 3/8 rubber floor in the garage and this guy doesn't show any sign of wear like it's brand new still. Used it every week now for about 4 months.