⚾️ Competition Grade Youth Baseballs - Rawlings RLLB1 Little League Review

Not sure if people are getting fake third party balls or maybe Revain got a bad batch even though they are REAL balls. I ordered 2 boxes for a total of 24 and was nervous after reading the reviews. Upon examination I was very happy to see that it was the real deal. Some things to look out for: 1) The lettering on the ball must be very accurate, not smudged, not blurred, very clear and the right size. 2) the seams should be even 3) the ball should be relatively round with no dimples. 4) Thick…

I bought 22 dozen for my little league. This is without a doubt a fake. The centering of the logs and the very dark blue text versus the more royal blue text are a sure sign. The skin is wrinkled and deformed in places. There should be a space between the words "Little League" but there isn't one. The tailoring is also of lower quality. I called Rawlings to let them know what I'm watching on Revane. They replied that we have no control over what they sell. they also say AMARLLB1 1DZ. What a…

I can't rate these balls badly, although I'm a bit disappointed. They are good quality with grade B leather (instead of C or D like other balls in this price range) so they are durable. However, they have a composite cork rubber core instead of the softer cork core found in the RLLB version and other higher quality tournament and professional balls, meaning they are softer and have a "limited flight". I think 8u-11u leagues won't notice the difference, but 12u-14u leagues will. Power hitters…