Review on Anywhere Ball Baseball Softball Training by Joe Fulce

I love these balls. Even though we have a ball cage in the backyard, we use it in the garage all the time. They give great feedback, don't damage anything and have been very durable so far. If you get under one of them with swings, they will rotate and take on an oval shape. But if you really trim them, you can tell and they fly. You can give them to your kid from 10 feet away and you don't even have to flinch because if they smack you right in the face, it won't hurt. I almost gave them 4 stars just because they are a bit pricey but what will you do? Compared to the cost of other baseball gear, I don't think it's that bad. If you want to train with your kid and space is limited or you live in an area with harsh winters etc. you should really consider buying a few dozen of these balls. I can't think of a better way to spend $90 on baseball gear. You can hit BP in the living room of your apartment with a tea, soft toss, etc. and do lots of reps without taking off your pajamas. They are also good for BP before the game. The wind will move them a bit, but it's nowhere near the same as bad balloons. In strong winds, they bend just a little. But you can throw them straighter and harder than the twirl balls. Kids love to hit them too.