Toddler & Little Kids Mini 6" Basketball, 2 Pack

Just what we needed for the Little Tykes basketball hoop ( replacement for original)

You will need access to a needle and pump to inflate the basketballs.

I had recently introduced my 4-year old grandson to the basketball concept of give-and-go. But we were using a plush ball that didn't bounce, so I figured it was time to level up. Since we're playing in a basement, I didn't want a ball that was too heavy — just one that bounced. These balls are the right size and weight for our purposes, and my grandson had blast over Christmas practicing his skills with his uncles. Note that one of the balls bounces a little more true than the other. (The inflate valve on the second ball sticks out a little and makes the ball more difficult to dribble. Since I only needed one ball, I didn't try to troubleshoot the issue. Maybe I only needed to put a little more air into it. If it's a defect that I can't correct, at least one of the balls works. And even for one good ball, the price is reasonable.)

Decent item. We use it for pool play. Balls are you of completely true to round but get the job done.

Grandkids enjoys them with trampoline basketball goal, somewhat small in size for Little Tykes grow with me basketball goal.

Sturdy and easy to put together. I love that it can be adjusted. My 4 year old grandson is building skill and confidence when it is set low. My 16 year old grand daughter and I enjoy some serious 1:1 when it is set at regulation height. A bucket of rocks keeps it stable and mobile.

Serves its purpose but a bit disappointed that one ball is significantly smaller than the other.

Just as described. They work great for our Little Tikes b-ball hoop. Note: they don’t come filled with air so you’ll need a bike pump or something to fill them.

The balls are pretty similar to the ball that comes with the Little Tikes basketball net. It was perfect for us as we needed to replace someone else's ball that our dog popped. However there are balls very similar in quality at other national retailers for much cheaper. I feel that they up charge for these balls because they know they are the only ones that sell one that fits the net perfectly. If we didn't need to replace someone else's ball we would have bought a less expensive ball. We payed $19.99 for 2 balls.

The balls were as advertised, although one ball was noticeably smaller than the other. Seemed overpriced for what we received.

i can't believe i paid $20 for two balls, that require inflation. luckily i had a pump. our basketball net didn't come with any balls, and i didn't think it'd be as difficult or expensive to find replacement.