Rhythmic Gymnastics Balls
Competition and training balls for rhythmic gymnastics in 15-19 cm sizes and 280-420 g weights. Metallic, glitter and silicone finishes in vivid colors, suitable for young gymnasts and seniors alike.
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INDIGO Metallic Glitter Rhythmic Gymnastics Ball 19 cm, 400 g -
INDIGO Metallic PVC Rhythmic Gymnastics Ball 15 cm, 300 g -
INDIGO Metallic PVC Rhythmic Gymnastics Ball 19 cm, 400 g -
INDIGO Metallic PVC Rhythmic Gymnastics Ball 17 cm, 350 g -
INDIGO Metallic Glitter Rhythmic Gymnastics Ball 15 cm, 300 g -
INDIGO Metallic Glitter Rhythmic Gymnastics Ball 17 cm, 350 g -
INDIGO Silicone Rhythmic Gymnastics Ball 19 cm, 400 g -
INDIGO Silicone Rhythmic Gymnastics Ball 15 cm, 280 g -
INDIGO Rainbow Silicone Rhythmic Gymnastics Ball 15 cm, 300 g
How to choose a rhythmic gymnastics ball
The ball is the apparatus that grows with the gymnast. Little ones start with a small, light ball they can hold in one hand; juniors and seniors move to the full 18-20 cm size. Pick by diameter and weight first, then by finish.
Size and weight rules
| Division or level | Diameter | Minimum weight |
|---|---|---|
| Children's age divisions | 14-20 cm | 200 g |
| Levels 5-6 | by age division | 310 g |
| Levels 7-8 | by age division | 330 g |
| Levels 9-10, juniors and seniors | 18-20 cm | 400 g |
Figures from the USA Gymnastics apparatus rules; check the current season's rules for your level.
Which DRUNA ball fits
- 15 cm, 280-300 g: young children and first classes.
- 17 cm, 350 g: growing gymnasts; heavy enough for the Level 5-8 minimums.
- 19 cm, 400 g: the competition size for juniors, seniors and Levels 9-10.
Finish: PVC, glitter or silicone
Metallic PVC balls are the classic choice for training and routines. Glitter balls add sparkle under arena lights. Silicone balls feel softer and grip the hand. Whichever you choose, the rules say the ball must be rubber or a pliable plastic with the same elasticity.
Not sure which size to buy? Our ball size guide goes through it age by age. Keep the ball in a ball bag so it stays clean and away from heat.
Frequently asked questions
What size rhythmic gymnastics ball do I need?
Young children use a 15 cm ball; growing gymnasts often move to 17 cm; juniors, seniors and Levels 9-10 need 18-20 cm, so our 19 cm, 400 g ball is the competition size.
How heavy should a rhythmic gymnastics ball be?
Under USA Gymnastics rules the minimum is 310 g for Levels 5-6, 330 g for Levels 7-8 and 400 g for Levels 9-10. Children's divisions may use balls from 200 g.
Silicone or PVC: which is better?
Both are allowed. Silicone feels softer and grippier in the hand; metallic PVC is the classic, durable choice at a lower price. It mostly comes down to how the gymnast likes the ball to feel.
How do I care for the ball?
Wipe it with a damp cloth, keep it away from direct heat and sun, and carry it in a ball bag so the surface doesn't scratch.
How much is shipping to the US?
Orders over $35 ship free within the US, and import duties are already included in the price, so there is nothing extra to pay on delivery. Each product page shows where the item ships from and the delivery estimate. Unused items can be returned within 30 days.
- Free shipping over US$35Tracked delivery from our warehouse in Spain. US$4.99 below US$35.
- Import taxes paid on deliveryDuties and taxes are charged by customs when your order arrives.
- 30-day returnsReturn unused items within 30 days of delivery.
- Trusted by clubsGear chosen by rhythmic gymnastics coaches across Europe.