🏀 Wilson Practice and Low Compression Baseballs (Available in Sets of One and Three Dozen) Review

This ball sets the standard for durability in compression baseballs. I've tried several other brands and most fall apart (either the coating or the stitching) relatively quickly, especially after playing in the wet, but not this one. I use these balls to throw fast (or faster) fastballs and groundballs to my 11-year-old, and since they're slightly softer than standard balls, his fear factor is greatly reduced (resulting in more reps and more confidence). moves with a standard ball). They're not

For three seasons I coached the junior baseball team and the 10th baseball team with these baseballs during practice. Random throws during warm-up or throws when the other player is not looking can be dangerous; These baseballs are great accident insurance. Several players were hit in similar situations and no one was injured. Using these balls as a trainer is also a great idea to protect yourself and your assistant trainers! Although they are much safer than regular baseballs, they also mimic…

Excellent quality. There is still a lot of life left on these balls after years of abuse. I just bought another dozen from Revain. We bought a bucket of cheaper Rawlings balls and a bucket of Champro balls. Wilson 1010S is much better. The coating is more durable, without cuts for a year of operation. The other 2 brands get cuts on their artificial grass. The seams on Wilson balls are raised for easier grip when playing on the court and on serve. The lid fits your hand perfectly, not slippery…