WIFFLEBall Original Brand Baseballs, Regulation Baseball Size, 24 Count

The wiffle balls are amazing. You can use all year long round you can. Also they last forever. I spent eight years with all of them I said I had to buy more, so see you later.

Grandson really likes these balls, and they are supposed to be official Wiffle balls.

These wiffle balls were an excellent deal. They were the real version and usually so hard to find in the stores.

Everything costs a little extra these days, but these are worth it for my nephews and son!

I purchased this case of two dozen Original Wiffle Balls for my son after searching the stores in my area and not being able to find any original wiffle balls. We had bought a few other brands which in my opinion were a total waste of my hard earned cash. The balls either cracked or got dented which in turn made them useless. The great thing about this particular case of balls is they are sturdy, just like from when we were kids and at the price it can't be beat! I checked quite a few other sellers to compare pricing and this was the best deal to be had. Most of the sellers wanted up to almost $5 per ball! Wiffle brand balls are the best but I can't see spending that much per ball. Especially when my 10 year old will most likely lose quite a few of these balls over this Spring and Summer. I really should not be so concerned over price when he is playing outside instead of on an electronic device! Lol

This is a must have for any toddler learning the game. Compared to most other similar balls, these are smaller, lighter, and go further. This alone really helps make batting more fun and builds confidence when the 3 year olds need it. We previously used the larger/heavier green wiffle style balls (different company) and my 3 year old lost interest after 5-7 pitches because he felt he wasn't doing well. Then I switched to these and he would go bucket after bucket. I dont know what the average child's ability is, but when my son turned 3 he was able to hit underhand pitched balls about 60 feet. Now he's 5, and I need the heavier green balls because he keeps crushing these lighter ones out of the yard, over the garage/house, and down the street.I still bought a second 24 pack of these balls for the ball park, where he will enjoy seeing them go out of the infield. If your kid is batting in the backyard I advise hitting into a net or you may lose a few like me. I go between the heavier ones and these when he starts to get discouraged (can almost hit the green ones out of our yard, but not quite).These are also great because they dont hurt when you catch one in the head. My son's hit me so many times while I pitch to him from 20 feet out. Head, face, lower.. it only stings for a second. His little brother has also been on the receiving end while wandering obliviously in the back yard, and they're much less painful than the heavier variety balls.

Well made American product. Solid ball you can get a lot of movement on. My brother, the neighborhood kids, and I played a ton of wiffle ball. Now it is our kids turn. Might as well buy a bunch of them. They hold up well, but you will lose a few that get stuck in trees and such. Now I know what I put my parents through retrieving the balls. These will provide hours of fun and keep the kids outside.

I found some to be too lightweight - these are sturdy and work well.

Espero dar una cátedra de lanzamientos, de verdad que son geniales.Nota: mis respetos para el vendedor

Product was great.