No comments about RAWLINGS 11'' or 12'' SOFTBALL - OPTIC YELLOW LEATHER COVER, .47 COR.

1 comments about MacGregor Bucket of Yellow Practice Softballs.

1. This softball do the trick, especially for youngsters. The price and quality are both VERY good.

No comments about Diamond D-OB Official Baseball (1 Dozen).

No comments about Jugs Lite-Flite Baseballs with Bucket.

No comments about Trend Sports Slider Soft Foam Balls.

2 comments about Markwort Radar Speed Sensor Baseball.

1. Someone gave my 8 year old son this ball for Christmas and I must say that it is a complete waste of money. In order for the ball to register an MPH reading, it must be held with a virtual death grip. No one...and I mean not even a major league player can accurately throw a ball with a tight grip. Any player will tell you that a ball is thrown with a light grip. My son's hand is neither big enough or strong enough to make this ball function. I'm sending it back for a refund.



2. Neat idea, throw a ball and instantly see how fast it was going when your buddy caught it. Works on about half the throws.

No comments about Lite-Flight Softballs - Dozen.

No comments about EASTON SOFTSTITCH 12'' TRAINING SOFTBALL - WHITE OR YELLOW.

5 comments about MacGregor Chicago 16in Softball.

1. The MacGregor 16" softballs are nothing at all like the "mushballs" we played with when I was a kid. These things are rock hard. There's no way I would try to catch one of these bare-handed, much less let my kids play with them. As soon as I received them I ordered 2 Easton Incrediball 16" softballs instead. These are much mushier, and much more like the balls we played mushball with in school. I suppose serious Chicago-style softball players may prefer the MacGregor version, but for casual games with players of various skill levels definitely go with the Easton version.



2. we had a mush ball tourney for a friend of mine with of breast cancer. we use the MacGregor ball and they work great everyone loved the event . fun and raising money for a great cause.



3. Yeah, right. Take a line drive to the jewels with one of these and then tell me this is soft. I was calling it a lot of things when I woke up, but a "soft" ball was not one of them.



4. I purchased two softballs and they were a hit at my wife's family reunion. You don't need gloves (although, you could use them). Just a bat and the balls will allow you to play. We use the rule bounce or fly; catch the ball on a single bounce or fly & the batter's out. Highly recommended. P.S. Yes, I grew up in Chicago.



5. My husband wanted to replace a 30+ year old softball that his family had used in Chicago. He didn't think they still made them, but they do. This is nice for working with children who are just learning the game.

No comments about Wilson A1030B High School Baseball - (One Dozen).