⚾ Rawlings Official 2021 Baseball: The Authentic MLB Experience Review

The baseball stitching is tearing the skin and the stitching is awfully big. Looks terrible. Very disappointed. Impossible to get autographs for the intended purpose because it would be unthinkable to get an expensive autograph on such an ugly balloon.

I have a renewed interest in baseball, even at this strange time of year. I wanted a real MLB ball and this is it. Came in a plastic sleeve but I took it off. I'll probably throw it away and remember the old days. This ball is the exact same one used in MLB games. Made in Costa Rica.

These sell for $40 in MLB stadiums so we bought them here to take to our last kid's day at the stadium. My son got two great player autographs on two of these balls with his blue PaperMate pen. I spent $30 instead of $80 on the exact same baseballs. Can't beat it

I received what is in the picture. New baseball official for MLB shown in a case. Unused, brand new. No tag made in China, this is a real baseball without the dirt. I collect postcards and balls and I need new ones for autographs, that's all. The price is damn good. By the way, the case has been marked with UV protection, so if you're buying it for an autograph, you don't have to buy a case right away. I prefer my better assembled balls to be in sleeves, in the box came the sleeve so it doesn't

I had to return one of the balls and order a new one as the housing was broken, I didn't realize that until I removed the plastic. It may have happened on the way as there were only two balls and two pillow packs, a bit sloppy there should have been an extra pillow. If the housing, which is advertised as UV-resistant, is correct, they should remain white for some time. The balls get 5 stars, but the broken housing and the detour of sending it back and ordering another ball are 0 stars. To make…

My husband is a huge baseball fan. We attend many professional baseball games. He is also a collector. We autograph them with the players and hang them in a suitcase at home. I think they're of great value because we can't find the exact same ball and cover for less. The stadium store sells these balls for $35 each. The bottom has the same stickers. The same plastic wrap around the case. You have the same case. I know this because I bought a few from the game first and then bought this one…

Hard to tell if it's fake or just a BAD marriage. To be honest we have a lot of official MLB baseballs during games and even the ones that say "practice" are of a much better quality than this one. I know everyone wants to save some money, but you are taking a big risk here. As many reviews and many photos say, you will receive balls with uneven seams and large holes in the leather through which the seams are threaded. Very noticeable when placed next to a real MLB ball. If you want a real MLB…

So my BIL is a huge Brewers fan and notoriously hard to come by. Also, I'm a knitter. One day I was browsing rav threads and saw one about baseball yarn. It turns out MLB balls are made out of yarn AND YOU CAN KNIT A HAT WITH IT! My first thought was to find an actual cue ball from the one we went to on my last visit, but then I thought it would probably be very mad at me if I actually chased it *and then destroyed* it, even if he's a super cool hat out. So I bought a new one. She cut some…

Official Rawlings MLB baseballs make the ultimate gift. You can ask your favorite players to autograph the balls or use them for the game. There are cheaper baseballs to buy if it's for the latter purpose and more expensive specialty balls if it's the former. Revain is better priced than most of its competitors, including Rawlings. You get the ball itself and a UV protected case which can cost as much as $6 and yes, pirates and unscrupulous sellers sell them separately. As far as I can tell the