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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
Inflating the Stability Ball
CAUTION! Inflate a new ball in stages and not all at once.
A video demonstrating these steps can be viewed at merrithew.com/eq-assembly
1. Remove Stability Ball from box and check for damage.
It is normal to have mild creases or fold marks when first inflated.
This will dissipate with use.
2. Before inflating allow the Stability Ball to reach
room temperature.
3. Remove the white plug from the Stability Ball.
Attach pump inflator tip to one end of pump hose.
Place the other end of the pump hose into the blue port
at the base of the pump.
4. Insert the inflator tip into hole in Stability Ball. Inflate Ball
to the desired height and firmness. Do not over-inflate.
When properly inflated the Halo Trainer Plus should fit snuggly
around the upper third of the Stability Ball.
5. Remove inflator tip from Ball and immediately replace
with the white plug so that it is flush with the Ball when
fully inserted.
NOTE: After initially inflating, leave it overnight and
continue inflating the next day.
Re-inflate the Stability Ball as necessary to keep it at the ideal
size and density. It is good practice to inflate a second time one
to two days after initial inflation. Mild leakage of air may occur
over time and with use.
Care and Cleaning
Wipe Long Bar and Short Handle Grips using warm water
with mild soap and clear water rinses for day-to-day cleaning.
Ensure soap and water does not leave an oily residue, or make
surfaces slippery. Clean all metal surface areas as required,
using a soft cloth and gentle cleaner.
CAUTION: We do not recommend using chemical-
based products.
To extend the life of the Halo Trainer Plus, do not expose it
to prolonged sunlight, moisture, or extreme hot or cold.
Use only on smooth surfaces. We recommend protecting
the Long Bar and Short Handle Grips by not using the Halo
Trainer Plus on abrasive surfaces such as concrete. Avoid
exposing the Stability Ball to rough or sharp surfaces. Clear the
workout area of any sharp objects that may puncture the Ball.
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