🏀 Franklin Sports Durable Plastic Training Balls - Indestructible Plastic Batting Practice Baseballs and Softballs - Plastic Training Golf Balls Review

What I Expected. Mini balls that can be hit with my thin wooden bat. These balls are great for practicing hitting something small with a flimsy bat. In addition, the balls do not fly very far, which is very convenient when fucking. The balls have some flexibility which is great as they don't cause much pain to anyone who gets hit by one of them.

We bought these to play with my son and dog. We live in a relatively small space, so my son can't hit or throw the ball too far, otherwise it lands in the neighboring garden. My son uses a golf club to hit a dog. He says they don't go as far as hard plastic -- likely due to their foldable nature. But that's normal for us - for a boy and his dog they're still funny ;)

great price specially for my training needs 4 and 5 years t-ball. My only negative comments are that they are too light and don't feel good in the slightest breeze. Also they are very flimsy, after a few hits these whistling balls have soft spots that I see breaking over time. They are suitable for what I need them for as my kids will be playing football soon and will most likely not need these wiffle balls. For a long time.

These balls are essentially wiffle balls but a little lighter. These balls are more elastic than traditional wiffle balls, but due to the fact that they flex and give easily, they regain shape. Since I use them as an alternative to the 1/2 price Wiffle Ball, they are perfect for my purpose. I can understand some of the negative reviews if you intend to use them for some serious training as a real bat running at full speed will dent and damage them fairly quickly. But I was very fortunate to use