Rawlings | Official League Recreational Use Practice Baseballs | Youth/8U | OLB3 | Bucket | 24 Count

The cover on these balls is not very durable. I’m still happy I bought them because you get so many for a low price. They are great for young kids. If you have teenagers or adults using them you might want a higher quality ball.

This 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.

Felt like regular baseball. Maybe I misread but definitely not soft. Well made baseball for older kids.

perfect

These balls are good for batting practice because they don’t have as much exit velocity as a standard ball, so they are safer if you don’t have a pitching screen. They also are not ruined by wet grass. They can lose shape a little if balls are crushed, but that is ok for BP.

After reading some of the reviews, I was super nervous about buying these but my 10 year old needed to practice his batting. Well...after three months of regularly hitting these balls into a net, theyre holding up perfectly fine. Yes they have some wear and no, theyre not the best balls in the world, but for the price, Im very pleased. Maybe some of the reviewers have older kids who hit much harder, but for my kid, theyre perfect. Ive attached a photo, this is the average wear on these balls after three months....not bad in my opinion.

Likes them because they are bouncy

Exactly 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

We got these to simplify baseball practice with my athletic son, and they did the job perfectly.... HOWEVER he stored them in his bedroom closet and it took us a couple of months of him having breathing issues (we checked for allergies, for asthma, even had a couple of urgent care visits) before we realized **this** innocuous bucket in his closet had a funky chemical smell. We relocated it to the garage and his symptoms all cleared up (and his doctor confirmed our suspicions / said it was lung inflammation )... and hes back to being healthy and athletic with no breathing problems. This bucket is convenient and great to have around for batting practice (etc.), but do use caution and store them outside

Perfect balls for my son