Can I Re-Inflate My Plyocare Balls?
PlyoCare balls may lose air with heavy use, where they will sag and lose shape or harden and pancake when thrown into a wall.
This is not a problem and can be easily reflated using a standard air pump into the valve.
If this doesn't work and/or you found a breakage or leak, submit a Product Warranty Form and a member of our Support team will reach out to you.
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