GoSports 12 Pack Limited Flight Training Balls - Choose Baseball or Softball - Regulation Size

Some others that we have used previously had more weight to throw a little better. These are light and just have to wait on them. Good product but super light

These are great for training and warmups when space is limited. We use them for coach pitch and kid pitch batting training, as they can be thrown by a coach at different speeds to simulate the level the batter is training for. They are solid enough to throw hard but they will not cause damage to surrounding houses/windows.

My husband bought these to practice baseball with my boys. They are awesome!! Great quality too!

They do fly LESS far than an actual baseball, but they still could fly if the bat gets good contact on it. Our backyard is definitely not big enough for my three baseball players to practice hitting and pitching at home, so these balls are very helpful! A few did fly over the back wall but the boys had no problem finding the neon green balls in the bushes. If it were real baseballs, we would have had all missing balls as well as broken windows 🤣 For that reason, they were good for us.Update 2/10/23:We love these things! Bring them to practices and let the teams use them. So great!!!

Balls work great as long as it is above 40 degrees. Customer service did a great job, though. I had a bunch get broken, and they sent me more with no hassle. They don't blow around like wiffle balls in the wind, so they are great for live arm training. I use them for my softball team and training my own kids in the backyard. They can hit the house and windows pretty hard with no marks or damage. Highly recommend them.

Bought these balls in Sept 2022, used them in the fall for two months and they were fine. Using them again in the spring season and they have all completely broken. The product description says not to use below 40 degrees...the weather we played was 47-50 degrees. The balls seem to harden over time. I noticed this as we prepared for games in the 80s during the second week of April.We broke one ball on Tues of last week and then the rest all broke on Sat before our game. Our team is 11 and 12 year old who play at a C level - we are not talking about massive college level sluggers. I couldn't stop using them as we were preparing for a tournament game. Baseball equivalent balls I have used in the past are much softer to begin with and last longer as a result. Pretty disappointed in these as I did not use them in temperatures that were colder than stated - heck we would never play a game in the 30s.

About a third of the balls have cracked after being hit. Some are soft and malleable, and some are rockhard. The hard ones end up cracking. Otherwise, this is a perfect tool for warming up hitters before a game. It’s perfect with the girls and easy to carry in a bucket

I coach Little League and these limited flight balls are good for pre-game hitting warmups. They allow you to toss the ball from the front as opposed to just doing soft toss from the side into a net. The overall quality is good. These are very similar to PowerNet Crushers. I actually like the PowerNet Crushers a little bit more than these, but this set costs a bit less. I'd love to see the price of this set come down a bit more so that there is more of a price savings compared to the PowerNet Crushers.