Soft Leather Medicine Wall Ball

Name: Soft Leather Medicine Wall Ball
Brand: Titan Fitness
Rating: 4.39 (6 reviews)

Titan’s Soft Leather Medicine Wall Ball is a budget-friendly wall-throw medicine ball built from a PU leather shell over a PP cotton fill, with double-stitched seams and small side loop handles. It ships in five color-coded weights from 6 to 30 lb and is explicitly designed for high-energy wall throws, overhead tosses, and partner passing rather than slam-ball work. Independent coverage is mixed: buyers and a detailed hands-on video review both praise its price – roughly half what Dynamax or Rogue charge for an equivalent weight – and note it holds up fine to ordinary wall-throw use, but the same two sources independently flag that the PU leather shell gets slick (especially once sweaty) and that the ball loses its round shape under repeated impact, both of which make it harder to catch reliably on the rebound.

Material	PU leather shell, PP cotton interior fill
Warranty	1 year
Construction	Double-stitched seams, small side loop handles
Intended use	Wall throws, overhead tosses, partner passing -- not rated for slam-ball use
Manufacturer	Titan Fitness
Weights available	6 LB, 10 LB, 14 LB, 20 LB, 30 LB (color-coded per weight)

What is a Miscellaneou?

What’s in Miscellaneous

This is the catch-all for the conditioning tools and accessories that don’t fit a single equipment class — weighted vests and plate carriers, medicine and slam balls, plyo boxes, ab mats, and the odds and ends that round out a garage gym. Items land here because their job (loaded carries, jumps, core work) cuts across the categories rather than sitting neatly inside one.

Who it’s for

Anyone filling in the gaps around the big pieces. If you already have a rack, bar, and plates, this is where you find the vest for rucking and weighted push-ups, the ball for slams and wall throws, or the box for step-ups and box jumps. Match the tool to the training you actually do — a plate carrier for conditioning and rucking, plyo boxes for explosive work — rather than buying the whole shelf.

How it compares

	Soft Leather Medicine Wall Ball	Deadlift Crash Pads (Pair)	Heavy Mug	Donnie Thompson Casual Bowtie
GymRadar rating	4.39/5	4.39/5	4.42/5	4.42/5
Price		$219.99	$110.00	$59.99
Material	PU leather shell, PP cotton interior fill		304 food-grade stainless steel	Elastic webbing, softer/more flexible than the Formal Bowtie
Warranty	1 year	1 year
Construction	Double-stitched seams, small side loop handles
Intended use	Wall throws, overhead tosses, partner passing -- not rated for slam-ball use
Manufacturer	Titan Fitness		XMASTER Fitness	Spud Inc.
Weights available	6 LB, 10 LB, 14 LB, 20 LB, 30 LB (color-coded per weight)

4.4/5 · 6 GymRadar reviews

Reviews by source

Expert	4.39/5	6 reviews
Youtube	2.5/5	1 reviews

Titan’s soft leather wall ball undercuts Dynamax and Rogue equivalents by roughly half the price, and its double-stitched PU-leather-over-PP-cotton build survives ordinary wall-throw use. Its standout dimension is value — a 30 lb ball runs about $55 shipped against $120-165 for the name-brand alternatives. Its weakest dimension is functionality: the PU leather shell gets noticeably slick, especially once sweaty, and a hands-on reviewer had it slip and hit him in the face twice (drawing blood once) in four workouts; the ball also loses its round shape and goes egg-like under repeated impact, making it harder to catch on the rebound. It’s explicitly built for wall throws, not for slamming — don’t buy it expecting the durability of a dedicated slam ball.

+Value: about half the price of Dynamax or Rogue wall balls at the same weight — $55 shipped for the 30 lb vs. $120-165 for name-brand alternatives (YouTube: hands-on 30 lb review)
+Build quality: double-stitched PU leather shell over PP cotton fill holds up to ordinary wall-throw use (Titan Fitness product page; Garage Gym Reviews)
+Durability: one customer reported it withstood being dropped from overhead 100+ times, including against a metal target sign, without splitting (Amazon/Walmart customer reviews)
+Functionality: color-coded by weight (6-30 lb) for quick identification in a shared gym (Titan Fitness product page)

−Functionality: the PU leather shell is noticeably slick and becomes harder to hold once sweaty — one reviewer had it slip and hit him in the face twice, drawing blood once, in four workouts (YouTube: hands-on 30 lb review)
−Functionality: the ball loses its round shape and goes egg-like under repeated impact, making it harder to catch on the rebound — corroborated independently by both the YouTube review and separate customer reviews (YouTube: hands-on 30 lb review; Amazon/Walmart customer reviews)
−Versatility: explicitly not built for slam-ball exercises — repeated slamming can tear the material, with one buyer reporting 3 of 6 balls damaged within a few months of that misuse (Amazon/Walmart customer reviews; Titan Fitness product page)
−Durability: no long-term data beyond a handful of individual reports either way (Amazon/Walmart customer reviews)