Great quality and a great addition to our home gym,. Easy to grip and can be used in so many ways

I'm intentionally ignoring medicine ball online exercise programs and trying to invent my own. It just occurred to me to get two smaller weight balls. I dance with these things – it's an awesome, organic work out. I play a game where I hold these things out and feel the pull of the ball toward the Earth, and instead of experiencing the ball as "heavy", attributed with having "weight", I experience it as feeling the force of gravity, and in that sense, to feel the mass of the earth compared to the mass of the ball. My largest ball is 20 lbs and the Earth is 12 septillion lbs. So, these medicine balls can be thought of as mass-calibrated instruments for experiencing the gravitation pull of the Earth, and in that sense, the Earth's massive mass. All that aside, these are just really nice, attractive, warm objects to have in your house.

Let me preface by saying I like my fitness equipment to look nice. I needed medicine balls and chose these bc they fit my exercise intent and look nice.
I can’t speak to the durability as I use mine for mostly core work exercises and with partner workout tosses etc. so no slamming on the ground for me.
Also, the balls aren't perfectly round like a sphere. This is due to what I presume is the material it’s made of.
The finish on these balls is why I drop it to 4 stars as the surface is slick and if you’re not prepared it will slide out of your hands. Even during tosses with another partner you have to grasp it firmly. Unlike other rubberized balls with grips there is very little tact. My first one of these was the 14lb. One. It assaulted me when I dropped it on my face bc the surface was slick, my hands were sweaty, thus it slipped out of my hands. Broke my glasses too. I was like poor little Ralphie.
These balls are very handsome and have their uses for exercise. I would recommend using them with gloves to improve stability and manipulation capabilities due to the slick surface. They look adorable lined up on my little restoration hardware stand.

Excellent quality perfect for 200 lb person in power training or for more of a challenge a person between 100 and 200 lb in power training. Not meant for someone under 100 lb my opinion as a PES and CPT as that is >10% body weight. Can also be used for balance training and strength and endurance training. Throw back and forth with a friend if you can do so safely. You may need to do strength training before so if it is too difficult.

I was searching obsessively for a classic leather medicine ball around the internet, in vintage stores and at swap meets in the bay area. I was unsuccessful as these items are rare and loved by their owners. I did find a muhammed ali everlast one as well as the $350 mezler replicas, but I wasn't that crazy about the gimmicky one nor the high price tag of the latter. I was on the everlast site, a classic brand associated with boxing and fitness, and noticed that they only carried 9-10lb balls, so I figured there was something universal and practical about this particular weight/size. I ended up purchasing this ball for well under $20 and it's been great. The stitching is legit, and the synthetic leather has a really nice grip. Lots of people try kicking it when they come over and are surprised that it's not a toy. It's a great fitness item to have around the office to play with between tasks. I am satisfied, but will hopefully find a vintage leather one with my name on it in the future.

Good quality. Its large in size . Color is as shown. I was worried it would be small like a cantaloupe. But its a large size bigger than a basketball which is what I wanted. I like the old fashioned retro look to it.

OMGs, the effort required to find a decent, standard, medicine ball! I don't want something I can slam on the floor, or throw against a wall. My neighbors would kill me!
I was a bit concerned about ordering this one as, at the time, I saw some reviews stating what was received was not what was shown in the description. Not sure if they're shipping different balls to different countries but I ordered one in kilograms and got one in pounds. NOT the biggest deal, as it was in the range listed in the description. Glad to see they are fixing the issue, now, though.
The ball is a smooth leather, with some tack. It may be too slick if you have dry hands, especially at first. But with use I've found I've had little trouble holding onto it. There is a bit of give to help with grip, too. I've had no problems with seams splitting or it getting knocked out of shape the few times I've dropped it (while tossing in the air). I plan on sticking with this brand for all future medicine balls.