Rukket 3pk Weighted Baseballs/Softballs | Heavy Balls for Hitting, Batting, Pitching Practice (1lb. /16oz. 3” Diameter)

These are great for front yards. She does not hit any windows any cars. We love them and use them very often… she does complain of her arm after an hour or so of playing catch with them… but hey it’s only going to benefit her throwing skills

We love these balls! It allows our son to fully swing the bat without the risk of breaking a window or chasing a ball down

These seem like they will hold up and help my son drive through the ball.

My two boys aged 9 & 13 decided to try baseball this year and have done well even though there has not been a lot of practice time due to weather and games. I noticed their coach using what i called dead balls in the gym one practice and asked about them as I do not have much flat land to practice their hitting. He said to check out Rukket so I purchased these. I should have gotten the 9 pack instead of the three but funds are tight ( baseball is not a cheap sport to get into!). i finally got to use them this past week and I am very pleased with them. I also showed them to the coach as he has older ones and he was impressed with them and the price. My boys like them and we used them for BP before last nights game for my oldest. The kids did good and one other parent/coach had never used them and will likely be getting him some. Know only if I could find some practice balls for a reasonable price along with a tee and hitting net I can have my boys practice at the house.

Quite pleased with these practice balls. I'd had to stop tossing to my son in the backyard, as we got to the point where I was having to hop fences after every hit. He hasn't been able to hit one of these farther than 15 feet, and most die right off the bat, making BP much more efficient, After a few rounds I can already tell his follow-through is much stronger. He still wants to hit them forward, so is forced to swing through.I will say there was a bit of a learning curve for the old man to be able to throw decent pitches. Not only are they heavy, but the weight is purposefully not evenly distributed. Anyway, just needed a little practice and that's worked out now too.All in all, highly recommend, especially if you're working with limited space and/or don't have anyone to field for you. Company seems committed to quality products and customer service.

The goal with this purchase was to help teach the kids to swing all the way through the ball and not stop their swing upon contact.We introduced these weighted balls during practice and warmups before games.It was awesome to see how they developed more power as they began following.If you decide to leverage these with your younger players please have them throw the balls back to your underhand.A note of caution...The weighted balls should not be thrown overhand by players still developing arm strength and learning proper throwing mechanics as the repetitions can cause injury..

I had found a weighted baseball after a game once and it was perfect for my 10 year old. We eventually found the owner and returned the ball and have been looking for some since then. These balls come in at about 2/3 the price of any other weighted ball and seem to be an exact replica save the color. We used them for batting warm ups before games. Also, we played catch a couple of times and I was surprised to find my arm a bit sore after throwing and catching this ball for a few minutes.As I've only used them a handful of times I can't comment on the longevity (yet) but initial quality (JD Power - thanks Mahk) seems fantastic.I would buy these again.

I have 6 of these heavy balls that I incorporate into my sons training programs. They are all 16oz each. You can buy different weighted balls for progression training. I use these 3 different sized basketballs and regular baseballs instead for my progressive traing as well as mini golf ball sized plastic balls with thin bat and foam sweet spot. The balls really help the hitter learn to “drive” through the ball as opposed to just trying to make contact with the ball. You need to keep an eye on the hitter’s form to make sure they swing through the ball and finish high and maintain a balanced approach. With that being said, the balls have held up to multiple hits and are great tool in any hitter’s training program.

Expensive but useful in developing power in a swing