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A. Ashby
> 3 dayThis was the best value for a bucket of balls that I could find. They are well made and have held up well after numerous rounds of hitting with my 7 year old. These balls are not soft like t-balls, they are hard like regular baseballs which is what I was hoping for. The lid on the bucket is a little hard to get off and has already cracked which can be expected so Im not upset about it. Overall, Ive very happy with this purchase.
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Bur Oak
> 3 dayIt is helpful to have a bucket of balls instead of looking for that one misplaced lost ball. The balls are suitable for kids learning to catch, pitch, throw, and hit hardball baseballs. The kids really enjoy playing baseball. Too bad major league baseball is not on free TV very much anymore. The kids do not even know there is a local major league team in their area. A baseball game after 8 PM on TV is not geared to the younger generation. Still playing catch is quality father-son and father-daughter time spent together. Afterwards we cook hotdogs for the family on the BBQ for the price of one major league stadium hotdog. My kids do not even know the name of one major league player. The game has changed. Yet, baseball and soccer are two of the few games where the rules for kids are basically the same as for the major leagues. When attending a game, the kids are ready to leave after about 3 innings. Baseball is much more fun to play than to watch. Thanks for the bucket of balls.
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Labbcab
> 3 dayExactly what we expected. We were looking for a bucket of balls that weren’t over $100 for our son to practice with. They are synthetic and not leather but for $29 you can’t beat a bucket of 24 balls
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cassie ramos
> 3 dayGreat for practice
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Sumi Naik
> 3 dayMy 7-year old has been practicing with them for a month now. They are holding up just fine.
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Katie
> 3 dayGood quality
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Mary L. Culkin
> 3 dayChristmas gift
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Mark B.
Greater than one weekItem Description states origin as “United States” but the balls are clearly marked China. However the price was twice as much as import balls, as if Made in USA. If I was ok with a baseball not made in the US, I would have paid half as much. Returning for US made baseballs.
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Mrs. Amya Sauer IV
> 3 dayGiven as gifts in shoe box ministry
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Jeffery
> 3 dayFelt like regular baseball. Maybe I misread but definitely not soft. Well made baseball for older kids.