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KEFL Tyre Tread Textured Slam Ball

KEFL Tyre Tread Textured Slam Ball

Regular price £15.99
Sale price £15.99 Regular price

Built without compromise.

 

Elevate your workouts with the KEFL Tyre Tread Textured Slam Ball. The PVC shell, grooves, and textured surface ensure a secure grip, even in sweaty conditions. Specially designed with a durable, seamless soft shell using rotational moulding construction, this slam ball withstands extended use without wear. The no-bounce design allows uninterrupted, focused workouts. Versatile for at-home fitness, boxing, MMA, cardio, and core training, it's your go-to for controlled, effective exercises.

Specifications

Core material Mineral sand/iron sand
Outer cover PVC shell
Weight range 2 - 30kg (14 variants)
Colour Black
Dimensions Dia: 23cm; Dia: 28cm
Use Functional training, conditioning and core workouts
Warranty 1 year structural

Not sure which to buy?

Choose your slam-ball weight

Match the load to the speed and power of the session.

  • Light

    Faster repetitions, circuits and beginner conditioning.

  • Medium

    General full-body power and everyday functional training.

  • Heavy

    Slower, strength-focused slams and experienced users.

WHY CHOOSE THIS SLAM BALL

Deep tyre-style texture for secure slams and explosive conditioning

  • Made for Impact

    A tough rubber shell is designed for repeated slams, throws and high-intensity training.
  • Stay in Control

    Textured grip helps keep the ball secure during fast, sweaty sessions.
  • Predictable Floor Response

    The dense construction gives a controlled response after impact.
  • Power From Head to Toe

    Use it to train explosive strength, core control and full-body conditioning.
Common questions

Questions, answered

What weight should I start with?

Most first-time buyers start heavier than they think. Beginners tend to do well with 4-8kg for mobility and learning the swing, while most home-gym owners land around 10-16kg for strength and conditioning. See the weight guide above for a fuller breakdown.