2.72kg (6lbs) Shot Put, Cast Iron Weight Shot Ball – Great for Outdoor Track & Field Competitions, Practice, & Training by Crown Sporting Goods

Practice. Train. Compete.

Push your limits and set personal records with a take home shot put ball! Shot put competitions have been staple Track & Field events at the middle and high school, college, Olympic, and Paralympic level for many years. It involves throwing a heavy spherical object as far as possible in a show of strength. With each level of competition comes a specific weight of shot put ball, make sure to find the right size for your training needs.

Our 7.26kg (16lbs) size ball is primarily used in men’s NCAA, Olympic, National, and International competitions. These shots can be used for many years to come, great for shot put competitors of all ages. These work great for youth to Master’s age athletes. It is a cast iron weight and has a painted dark blue color. To properly throw the ball hold the shot at the base of the fingers, don’t hold it in your palm. This allows you to flick the shot to much greater distances.

Why You’ll Love It:

Each ball comes in a smooth, round shape with no blemishes or dents. These shot puts are great for high school, middle school, and at home training routines; take them to the gym or the field to practice your throwing technique anytime. These shots are perfect for outdoor competition and training sessions.

• REGULATION SHOT PUT BALL: Size 2.72kg (6lbs) shot put balls are used in boy’s and girl’s middle school competitions practices as well as for speed and light weight training
• STANDARD BUILD: Cast iron weight shot with a 90 mm diameter for shot put practice and competition
• SMOOTH FINISH: Each ball comes in a smooth, round shape with no blemishes or dents. Comes in a painted dark blue color
• PROPER THROWING POSITION: The shot is held at the base of the fingers, don’t hold it in your palm. This allows you to flick the shot to much greater distances
• PRACTICE ANYWHERE: Works great for high school, middle school, and at home training routines; take it to the gym and or the field to practice your throwing technique anytime