🏀 Mikasa Playground Ball Red 10 Inch - Fun and Durable Outdoor Toy for Kids and Adults Review

Last Christmas we bought our kids gifts for playing and outdoor activities. I teach my son four squares and a few other games and this ball has proven to be durable and well made. I plan to buy more in the future

My kids have used this ball a total of 6 times. They played Foursquare and it scared them. I asked for an exchange and the company didn't hesitate to send me another one for my kids. My kids are now actually afraid to play with the newly replaced ball.

I've bought 3 more quad balls before and they seemed great at first but they had no life left in them and didn't seem to be working as well as we did we hoped, within the expected time! This is the best I've ever bought. So if you are looking for quality, this is your choice!

My great granddaughter (currently 13 months old) loves this ball. It's the perfect size for her little hands. They call it a play ball, but it seems to me that it's too small for playground play - it's about 6 inches in diameter. Semi-soft Plastic - Soft enough not to be too soft, but not as hard as a basketball or soccer ball.

These balls are of poor quality and not worth your money or effort. I have bought this brand in the store before and it has lasted for years. However I bought two from Revain, one broke after we started using it and the other was the wrong size and half deflated. As soon as we inflated it, we noticed that it was crooked and deformed. Couldn't jump straight.

Happy with it and would buy again but haven't had to yet. We've had this for two summers now. Take it on camping trips to play Kickball and Four Squares and play these games in our backyard. Our cement pad is textured and the ball held up well, which bothered me. We try to store it in a place protected from sunlight so that the rubber does not collapse. Our outdoor storage box is a summer house. In winter we bring it indoors. Sometimes it stays outside in the sun as our kids are a bit…

Purchased in July 2018. Now four months later the ball has an irreparable leak along the tear. These cracks are visible around the sphere. The ball was used relatively little by the 6 year old grandson who bounced it off the concrete. It was never left out among the elements; always stored in the garage when not in use. He was also never overly pouty. I was an elementary school principal for many years and bought dozens of identical red rubber balls for the students to use on uneven pavement…