The Original Since 1977
Leading manufacturer of high-quality coated foam balls
Widest selection in the world with over 30 000+ product variations. Ideal for schools, gym classes, sports teams, dodgeball tournaments and team-building exercises.
✅ Widest selection in the world
✅ + 30 000 Product variations
✅ +25 Countries deliverd to worldwide
✅ Made in Sweden
Our Foam Products
Choose your logo, color, size, bounce and we will customize the product to suit your needs
Standard
Standard Coating
Grip
Extra Strong Grip
Thermal
Heat Sensitive
Scribble
Spiderweb Texture
Swirl
Fun & Engaging
Reinforced
Reinforced Coating
Glow in the dark
Light up the fun
Multicolor
Mix & Match
Cut Cube
Uncoated
Dice-Cut Cube
Uncoated
Dice-Cut Cube
Reinforced Coating
Dice-Cut Cube
Coated
Sports Products
Various Sports Products
Special Products
Various Products
About COG
Established in 1977 by Christina and Oral Guvencel, the company name COG is their initials. COG was the first company in the manufacturing history of coated foam balls.
In the 70’s & 80’s the balls were produced in a small workshop. The product was well liked all around the world and the orders increased. At the end of 80’s, the small workshop was replaced by a new 2500 m2 area and currently we house our production in a modern building of over 4000 m2 and continuously expanding. The company is owned by Johan Kåreby and Roger Johnsson, with over 40 employees.
Safe for all ages
Soft-impact foam, perfect for schools.
Easy to customize
Unique coatings, sizes, and print your own logo.
Standard double coating
Two layer coating for long-lasting performance
Bright & Fun Colors
Vibrant colors for any environment.
See our products in action
1,200 students, staff and faculty at the University of Alberta unofficially smash the Guinness World Record for most players in a single dodgeball game at the Universiade Pavilion better known as “The Butterdome” in Edmonton, Alta. on February 5, 2010. The former record was 450. The event was organized by the U of A students’ union.
Video by Ryan Jackson / Edmonton Journal