🏓 High-Quality Rubber Colorful Equipment for Maximum Bounce in Sports & Outdoor Activities Review

As soon as they arrived, my childhood was back. They are as I remember them and now my daughter can play with them like I used to play. Thanks very much!

I bought these quality one piece rubber balls to put in my birthing pool over the winter. The balls expand and contract depending on the water temperature, helping to keep the concerto from tearing.

Just the right size and texture for pushing with your feet and working out fractures and sores. Affordable price and labor is not inferior to all "massage" rollers.

These are definitely not high bounce balls. These are spongy balls that absorb all of the impact when thrown and therefore hardly bounce. I kicked myself for buying them and not reading the reviews as there are multiple people who have said the same thing.

This ball doesn't have the "rubber" density of a high bounce ball, so it smacks more than it bounces. It bounces off the fall less than half the distance, and it takes considerable force to bounce anywhere near the fall. Look for a high density rubber ball, if you want a bouncy ball that's fun to throw, this isn't it.

The product itself is fine although the balls seem to be softer than the ones I used at the PT office. I specifically chose this seller because of the promised shipping. They were "prescribed" by my physiotherapist for use during my planned trip. Unfortunately they were delayed and it was too late to order elsewhere before I left for the trip.

I'm not an expert on balls but I love them. The packaging even advertises foam rubber. That seems to be avoided with these balls. Nobody likes soft play balls Hard balls are way better and now I know I don't recommend them bouncing really bad They also leave an oily residue on the surfaces they bounce on Just grab a ball from the gumball machine.

Very strong and durable but with "just the right" bounce. If they bounce inside on a rainy day, they'll bounce right up to an adult's waist/waist, NOT the ceiling or high up on your wall shelves, art and chinese cabinets, etc. They're actually very well made to jump right up to leap to the height and power of a person performing leaps or catches. Ideal for ages 3+ to teach good hand-eye coordination and rapid fine motor development. I definitely recommend it.