Precision Impact Flex-Ball: Low Impact Safety Tee Balls for Kids Indoor Baseball or Outdoor Baseball (3-Pack)

My son seems to be less butt-hurt when these hit his face.

These are great balls for kids starting out at baseball. They are actually softer and more squishy than the level one Macgregor kids level one balls. They are a step between a level one ball (Macgregor level one balls) and a light soft foam baseball. These are great because they are the similar weight to a real hard baseball (also similar weight to the Macgregor level one baseballs) but they are much softer. My son got hit in face after missing a catch and it did not faze him. It keeps him from being scared of the ball. I would highly recommend as a safe practice ball for any kid, especially a beginner.

I purchased this before the pandemic when my students were obsessed with baseball and were using balls not made for baseball for their recess time. A real baseball wouldn't work as many didn't have gloves or the risk of injury. This ball was a perfect substitute. The kids were ecstatic to try it out and it lasted many recesses before we moved to online school due to the pandemic.Can't wait until we can toss this ball around again. Even if you bean someone with it, it's not going to cause serious injury. At the same time, it's still aerodynamic and feels like a real baseball.

I ordered a 3 pack of these flex-balls. All three weigh different right out of the box, and all three gave different amounts of flex, ranging from super squishy to mostly squishy. Lost their shape easily during batting practice. Might be good for tee-ball practice but not much else.

Really soft baseball/tee-ball. Honestly, I think they are too soft and too light weight for Tee-Ball. The official Tee-Balls you can buy at a Sporting Goods shop have a little squish to them, but still a descent weight for hitting and throwing. These are really soft and light. They might be good for a complete beginner, if you're more worried about them getting hurt. They might be good for backyard practice if you are worried about breaking windows. They are a step up from completely squishy sponge balls that you use with a toddler. But I don't think they are adequate enough for Tee-Ball.

My son is not afraid when we practice pop-ups, because these balls are covered in an extra layer of foam, they hit like real baseballs but our safer for my 6 year old to learn with

My 8-year old son begged me to get these balls after he used them in our town's recreational baseball program. They are not too soft but also not as hard as big league balls. They are a good compromise. If your child is still a novice and wants a good ball for easing into "big kid" baseball, this is a good ball. Very throwable. Very hittable. Not soft like a Nerf, but also not so hard as to put a kid down if he/she gets inadvertently hit while playing. I plan to buy more of these.

These balls are really meant for youth players and not meant to be hit hard. They feel like a soft foam inside and leatherette outside. I was hoping they would be a bit more solid. However for t-ball practice, catching and throwing drills they are excellent but don’t think they will withstand several hard hits. I would highly recommend for t ballers.

This ball has a nice weight to it. Can throw with some distance unlike lighter balls, and the weight helps to keep the ball from bouncing out of a little baseball glove. Just the right about of cushion for the inevitable missed catches into the face.

Great product - saved a lot of bumps and bruises on my 6-year old. He is not afraid of this ball and learning how to catch grounders and pop-ups in a safe way.

Même feeling qu'une vraie balle sans le danger.

Awesome product kid loves it, soft to play with.