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I was concerned when I read some reviews about the ball that stated that the seams were not strong. Our kids have been using it for almost a month, and it seems to be holding up well!

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This ball is the coolest! My 6 and 3 year old love it and have so many different things they do with it! Both of them can fit in it together and they use it as a clubhouse as well! One of the seams started to tear a bit and HearthSong quickly replaced the ball for me without question!

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My chidlren took turns rolling inside the Incrediball, and loved it--we supervised their playtime to ensure the toy would not be misused. However, two segments began leaking within the first three days of use, and within one week, several segments were separating from each other around both openings.

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Best used in a shady yard, when it is hot outside. We store under the deck, to keep it cool, and use in our shady backyard. But all the neighborhood kids love it!

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My kids loved this when they got it at christmas this past year, but in a matter of a couple of days, it started to rip at the seams. We still have it, but it is ripped, popped, and well, just not a stable product. For as much money as it costs, not worth it!!!!

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Its big and durable enough to climb inside. But its too big for indoor use, its hot inside the ball when played with in the sun, and it really does not roll well when a child is in the ball. And that's what the kids wanted to do with it. Smaller kids can fall into one of the two openings and hit their body against the ground.

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My kids like to get inside with their friends like a little club house.

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My son used the compressor to blow up the incred-a-ball and they all (ages 5-14) played in the yard for hours.

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We wanted to roll around the yard one child at a time ages 6 and 8. Within a day the seams at the opening broke. It also take forever to inflate.

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This is not something a 11 year old can blow up by themselves. It has many (30 or so) separate sections to blow up. The nozzles are difficult to open and shut. Even with a pump it takes about 1 hour to blow up.

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We spent more hours inflating this ball than playing with it, because it ripped and leaked within a couple hours of playing in it. The very brief time it was not torn, it was enormously fun. However, within minutes, several cells tore at the seems, other cells began deflating, rendering it useless. You must blow up each cell, which took us several hours. When it was ready for play, we only used it on soft grass. Three small, young girls (not rough housers) were playing with this. All supervised play--no wild behavior. Too bad the ball didn't last. It's so fun that we wish we could give it a good review, but, unfortunately, the GBOP is not worth the trouble or money. We figured our GBOP costs us about a dollar per minute of play.

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The ball is great fun, and draws kids from all over the neighborhood UNTIL one or two of the cells pop. The ball still works even when one or two or three cells is deflated, but is lopsided. We complained when the first one popped on the first day, and Hearthsong generously sent us another one, but it also popped on the first day that we used it. It's too expensive for one day of fun (and also takes about an hour to inflate).

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Just did not hold up for the kids. After 2 days 1/3 of the compartments had holes.

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Limit 1 child inside at a time!!
Don't be too rough w/ this item, it pops easily.

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Many cells to inflate.
Big enough to roll in.

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Sections have popped. Would love to exchange it, but cant find the return slip. Never taken it outside and has only been on carpeting.