🏏 US-GAMES 29-Inch Foam Bat Review

My only downside is we have this for playing with tennis balls and it creates a safe environment to play full force in the neighborhood without worrying breaking windows and such. . The downside is that the sponge slips/shifts at full force, wobbles after a few hits with bullets, and you have to constantly fix it (gorilla glue not tried). But it's fun to take kids of all ages outside.

I have 2 girls under 6 and they use it a few times a month. After the third use, the foam on the handle began to tear and the plastic cap on the end of the racquet that held the foam to the racquet frame came loose. I had to add masking tape, super glue, and hot glue to fix the problems. After a few months, the racquet will deform slightly from rocking. Not bad, but when you put it on a flat surface it wobbles at the ends like a bent axle. They still prefer it to plastic bats but I think guys…

We bought this racquet to replace our Nerf Foam racquet which we bent. With all the great reviews and the fact that it was a longer racquet than Nerf, we went with this one. The racquet itself was well packaged but when I opened the box I saw that there was no plug at the bottom of the racquet. I'm not sure how much this affects the durability of the racquet as kids who use it still don't hit too hard, but I'll try to find something to cover the end to make sure there's no dirt and grass do not

My 4 year old nephew puts down electronic games and goes outside to play with them! Hooray! Fresh air, no blue screen in front of your face. Encourages his neighborhood friends to come and play too. Another plus: socialization. It also pulled his older sister out of her autism/down syndrome tank and she enjoys hitting the ball on the ball stand. Big! Another plus: hand-eye coordination. Let's get our children out of their clothes and into the sun and fresh air so they can learn real things and…

This is in many ways what you would expect, it has a plastic core with end caps and a soft sponge cover. it's a little more useful and will hopefully last longer, although it still feels like pretty cheap plastic like all the rest, which can make it a bit brittle. I gave it extra stars because the construction is tight, the caps have a smooth finish, and the racquet material is a bit more open than others I've seen, giving this racquet a nice soft, almost gel-like sponginess. What I like about…