Tballs Training Baseballs Sponge Rubber Core, Reduced Impact Kids Safety Baseballs, Unmarked Tee Ball Practice Baseball for League Play, Pitching, Hitting, Fielding, Autograph, Gifts

Awesome practice balls! These are rubber balls are perfect for my 4 year old to practice tee-ball. Felt just like the ones that they use in his tee-ball league. I bought 2 (12 packs) and every ball was good quality.

Quality product! Young players will be safe and have fun with them.

Needed this for my sons practice. Nice and sturdy. Great value for the money spent. Would repurchase if needed

Needed to get some extra balls to play with and have around. These are nice because they are soft for my little kids. They are not hard like a upper league baseballs. Having he extra six is nice it is less chasing during hitting practice.

This item has been with me for a very short time.This OMYOPY 6Pck Blank Baseballs Solid Cork Core is an absolute game-changer for any avid baseball fan! I am beyond thrilled that I ordered this incredible set. With its exceptional craftsmanship and superior durability, these blank baseballs are perfect for league play, whether you're pitching, hitting, or fielding. The 9-inch size feels just right in your hand, lending you all the confidence you need to dominate on the field. And let's not forget about the autograph component; these blank baseballs provide an ideal surface for collecting signatures from your favorite players! This 6-pack ensures you have enough balls to keep the excitement going during practice sessions or intense match-ups.I hope you find this review helpful.

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Very good.

These have a great air of quality about them. They are also have a very nice soft touch to them so they are good for the kids as they're not going to hurt as much if hit by them, but are still firm enough and with just the right weight to give them a professional feel. Great for everything from playing catch in the yard to getting a game going at the local diamond.

For the price, these are a great set of practice balls, for baseball or t-ball alike. You're looking at more of a T-Ball than a baseball and you're looking at an entry level ball. The materials are about standard for practice balls, though they are of a lower over-all quality than the standard buckets of balls you'd be buying at a local facility. The stitching is fine, the synthetic leather is closer to a silicone/rubber hybrid material in durability (which is actually helpful), most synthetic materials just fall apart after a few hits. They seem to hold up well to average batting exercise, though they do start to degrade after a dozen hits with an aluminum bat. I did notice that half of the balls came with some kind of deformation below the outer wrap, looks like some bad sewing on the outer core portion that's bleeding over into the outer shell. It doesn't impact things for regular play and I think anyone who's actually deserving of being picky - doesn't buy low end balls to begin with.The weight is about the same as an official league ball (+/- 3 to 12grams according to a scale) which is all that really matters to me.Works fine.I'd buy another pack, th