🏆 Uncoated Regular Density Champion Sports: Optimal Performance for Sport Enthusiasts Review

I needed a ball for my grandson to throw around the house that didn't break lightbulbs on the ceiling, knocked over coffee cups, etc. Nerf no longer sells basics Nerf balls are this size , so THANK YOU Champion for successfully plugging a hole where the original equipment manufacturer failed. This ball is perfect.

Used for my creative 2020 Halloween candy delivery solution. It's easier to cut than padding foam (which I've used for costumes) with my electric butcher knife, so I was able to split it and make a hole for the end of the PVC candy slide. A red ribbon attached to her lower jaw allowed me to open her mouth as the treat was on its way. 😊Anyway, pretty sturdy styrofoam ball, great for muppeting!

I have nothing bad to say about these balls. at school. The color is bright and the foam is thick enough to add the school's name. I would recommend this to any parent or teacher who wants play equipment that is strong, durable and will not damage walls/property/people.

I bought two of these balls for a teacher who needed one for an educational game. The first one was stolen from the classroom on the first day so I bought the second one. The second one could be stolen just as easily as it started falling apart the first time you used it and it was pretty easy to use - say the correct answer and the teacher throws the ball at you and you throw it back. So it didn't even last 10 minutes with fairly moderate use. Wasted money and time. Aggravating.

I think I should have believed one of the other reviewers who said the ball was not a Champion brand and would flake with use. Definitely not worth the $11 they charged me. I don't know how they manage to advertise it as a champion signature ball, but I can tell you with certainty that it isn't. The foam inside started to peel off after just a few days of use. It will probably be happy to last a month before falling apart. Very bad product and very bad advertising.

I bought this styrofoam ball for a science experiment. It's called "cannonball". You drip some isopropyl alcohol into a tube that is capped at one end. Fill the foam ball on the opposite side. Rotate the tube to allow the alcohol inside the tube to evaporate. The tube has a small hole in the side towards the closed end. You shoot it and it shoots out a styrofoam ball. I tried this several times and it worked fine. The ball is soft and returns to its original shape after squeezing and releasing.

It crashes and was not as pictured. There was no wording on it. It didn't say "Champion". I ordered it for a Pilates knee massage. It arrived in a transparent, cellophane-like packaging. There were no identifying marks on the bag. There were no markings on the ball. When I took it out, it seemed to me that it was covered with sand. I had little granules on my hands. I tried an exercise with it and I had yellow pellets everywhere the ball touched my clothes. I've tried cleaning and then rinsing…