PowerNet PowerNet Crushers Limited Flight Training Baseballs 12 PK | Wiffle Style Batting Practice Ball for Pre-Game Warm Ups and Hitting Drills | Instant Batter Get Launch Angle and Hit Dire

Son de diámetro reglamentario y aguantan golpes bastante fuertes. Excelente diseño que limita el vuelo lo que permite entrenar en espacios reducidos (alrededor de 30m). Para espacios más pequeños recomiendo una red. Inofensivas para paredes y ventanas.

Couldnt be hapoier with these. Easier to throw than regular black and yellow whiffles die to the extra mass, great grip on these. They crush very easily when hit, so they dont fly far. Which is great in terms of not having to chase them down all over the field. Instant feedback on spin and direction off the barrel. I will be buying a few more dozen for my 11U team FOR SURE. Outstanding balls.

these are probably the best low flights that you can buy for the money. I have had the skills and Tanner brands. These hold up to high use and don't crack like the Tanner balls as they get older. They fly pretty straight on windy days in warm ups. They do have a tendency like all the other brands to wander off, but the red helps locate them in the grass.

I love that you can hit these hard and they don't hurt any structures. The total distance is great as well where you don't have to go walking all over the place to find all the baseballs after. Less walking = more reps in a shorter amount of time. Side note: My border collie absolutely loves the balls and we use them for playing fetch in the house. They don't bounce all over the place and don't mark up the walls. We used floorballs and wiffle balls before and he would destroy them in a matter of days.

These are the best balls to use for batting practice with your kids. I first bought the white hard plastic balls and those eventually all broke. Then I bought the yellow foam version and these flew almost as far as regular baseballs. I got nailed a few times by my kid they were so fast (didn't hurt its foam lol). These ones are just right. Firm enough to get a good throw to your kid, and they don't fly too far so you can still use this in a decent-sized backyard. These are pricier than the previously stated options, but it will be worth it in the long run. The balls also come with a nice bag with a draw string. No longer need to carry around a bucket of heavy baseballs