Review on 🍉 Water Dribble Watermelon Ball Junior by Chris Sandridge

Pros: Unique, popular with both kids and adults, can be used in multiple ways (bounce on the bottom of the pool, hop off the side of the pool, go back under water etc.) etc.), easy to fill Cons: a bit heavy (because it's filled with water)---so not super convenient to carry back and forth to the public pool, heavy---but it may hurt someone, when thrown in from the water (from experience). This is my 12 year old's favorite water toy and was a hit with kids ages 5-18 when we brought it to pool parties. All of our friends buy one after seeing it in action. This Smaller Version Versus the Larger Watermelon Ball: If you have young kids (or want something different), I'd try this smaller version of the watermelon ball. . This version of Jr. can be held in one hand, is more portable, less dangerous out of the water, easier for small children to control, and bounces on the water surface much faster than this traditional size. I asked my 12 year olds which size they liked best and they said they couldn't decide - everyone has their own preferences. This size of Jr, they liked best when they were passing between several people who were fairly close together in the pool. It moves faster than the larger size, allowing them to hold their breath underwater long enough to circle it multiple times.