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babs
> 3 dayThese do have some rubber to them, not fully “real baseballs”
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Robert De Mars
> 3 dayI purchase a bucket of balls for my son to practice with. The balls are really nice, and for the price I dont think you can find anything better.
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Jeyson Rodriguez
Greater than one weekIs 24 baseballs , great for batting practice.
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grhqofb5
> 3 dayPleased overall. The balls are of low-average quality, a couple of them are cut up now. Cant go wrong for the price though. But been using them for batting practice with team to save the better league balls weve been issued for fielding practice/games.
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DGL
> 3 dayAs promised. Larger bucket would be better
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Dr. Percy Marquardt
> 3 dayThey do not list the country of origin. These are made in China. They quality is very low.
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BvsP
> 3 dayAfter a single use they are showing some wear already. However, these were bought with the full intention of being throw away baseballs. I was hoping to get a little lucky that they would last longer. At this rate I dont think the majority of these baseballs will make it to the end of our baseball season.
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Michael M.
> 3 dayI am not the typical person to complain about a product. I researched this product and read many complaints about these being cheap balls and falling apart. I thought to myself, Yeah Right, they are baseballs they are not just going to fall apart. I have used these balls for the past for weeks, with my three children: my son is 12 and plays little league baseball and middle school baseball, my daughter is 11 and plays park and rec softball and middle school softball, and my other daughter is 9 and plays little league baseball. We only practice on the weekend, one day, for about 2 hours (cause they are always at practice and games any other time). Already, after 4 uses, half of the balls in the bucket are damaged. By damage I mean, the outer synthetic plastic covering is torn, missing a piece, bunched up, bubbled, or the threading is tear away. This balls are at a cheap price, because they are really actually cheaply made. I will never by a synthetic ball again, Ill invest the extra money next time on some real leather balls or actual baseballs. These balls were so bad, I told myself that I have to take the time to write a review so other people know how bad they actually are. My children and I would highly recommend buying another ball, you will be disappointed with these. Thank you for your time!
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Angelica Delgado
> 3 dayLove these great for practicing with my 7 year old! He is loving them so much.
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Nole4life
> 3 dayGreat for practice but lacks the real leather which makes gripping the baseball harder to throw accurately