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Love it!
Not only is this a great workout but it’s fun! It took a minute to find the right length for me for the weighted ball but I just pushed it out all the way and slowly pulled it in trying it each time until I found my groove. In no time I had it whipping around me. After a few minutes I was sweating and could tell I’m using a bunch of muscles (legs, abs, back, etc). I was prepared for it to be really loud since every review I’ve ever read about these said it was really loud. While it did make a louder noise, I didn’t think it was too loud. I just turned the TV up a little bit more and I was good to go. The weighted ball moved around smoothly without catching on the rings/clips. I did find I needed to push the hoop down onto my hips as it was too lose on my waist (but if I went down a clip size it was too tight) but this didn’t seem to effect how it worked or the workout I felt I was getting and it stayed on my hips just fine (no sliding up to my waist). This set came with a lot more than I was expecting too. It comes with the sweat wrap (which I tired and does make you sweat more), a mesh garment bag to wash the wrap in a machine, and a tape measure to help you see the inches come off. I don’t plan on using the tape measure much but it’s nice to have. Would definitely recommend especially if you struggle with being motivated to work out…or just hate working out.

Assembling this was a bit awkward
I recently tried a weighted fitness hoop for adults, and overall it’s a decent at-home workout tool with some clear pros and cons.The biggest benefit is that it actually makes exercise feel more fun. It adds a bit of resistance around the waist, so you can definitely feel your core muscles working while you’re using it. After a few sessions, I noticed it does get your heart rate up and can leave your abs feeling sore in a good way, which shows it’s engaging your core.It’s also pretty easy to use once you get the rhythm. You don’t need any special setup—just assemble it (if it’s the detachable kind) and start moving. I like that it’s compact and can be used at home while watching TV or listening to music, which makes it easier to stay consistent.That said, it does take some getting used to. At first, it can feel awkward and you might drop it a lot until your body adjusts. Also, depending on the weight and style, it can cause a bit of bruising or soreness around the waist if you overdo it or don’t wear something fitted underneath.It’s also not a miracle fitness tool. It can help with activity and toning, but results still depend on consistency, diet, and overall exercise habits.Overall, it’s a good moderate fitness option—fun, simple, and effective for light to medium core workouts, but not something I’d rely on as a full fitness solution on its own.

Okay
Easy to put together, kind of loud to use definitely, should be used when your in a room by yourself and can turn up music or TV.Seems mostly durable. I have had The links pop out twice. So hopefully it doesn’t keep happening

Rough
To complicated

Bought this to learn the hoop-ing motions without having to pick up a regular hoop off the floor every ten seconds. It works well, just have to have enough clear space around. I’ve gotten up to 5 revolutions with a regular hoop now, vs zero before I used the infinity hoop. Maybe next summer I’ll be able to keep a regular hoop up for five minutes!

So cheaply made…no weight at all have to add your own . Could have spent less than $30 at Kmart for better quality.. very jerky movement when trying to use. Definitely not worth my $80….

Excellent