Impact Limited-Flight Practice Baseball,

perfect weight so it can be thrown from a decent distance, limited flight. Takes a very hard and solid swing to go far. Ie most of my 12 year olds solid shots probably going 80 feet or so. I dont know if they can get past 100 to be honest. firm and durable not flimsy like the red powernets were. only thing you cant really do is throw a curve with these. maybe you can but im not too sure.love these, little expensive, but buying cheaper options that arent right eventually adds up

Do yourself a favor and buy these instead of standard wiffle balls. Yes, they are more expensive, but they perform better and last way longer. Most wiffle balls last one season and become brittle, I have SKLZ balls that are 4 yrs old and still going strong. My favorite thing about them, though, is the weight... I have difficulty throwing standard wiffle balls accurately at a distance because of how light they are, but these balls weigh almost 3x a wiffle and are easier to throw with control and velocity. Also, they aren't affected by the wind nearly as much as a traditional wiffle ball. Some other brands use green or red, but the yellow color of the SKLZ ball is easier to see during evening practice. The travel distance is a further than a standard wiffle ball, but it's difficult to get it out of the infield. Fantastic product!

These are worth every penny. Same size as a regular baseball without the fear of injury. These have been instrumental in getting my 8u son ready to transition to kids pitch from coach pitch. Since it doesnt hurt to get hit by the pitch it really helps kids stay in the box and focused on hitting faster pitches and picking up balls vs strikes at game speed.

These are great practice balls. You can hit them all day, and they’ll keep on going. If you’re going to use them consistently, invest in high quality ones like these,

My son’s coach was using these before a game and I had never seen them before so I immediately looked into them. They are perfect for practicing in a limited area. But what really surprised me was that they actually helped my son dial in his swing. It wasn’t a gimmick. The ball does sound different based on where/how the bat connects with it so you can make adjustments based on that feedback. I ended up purchasing a second set so we didn’t have to go looking for them as often. The balls have been very durable and I like that they’re yellow so they’re easier to find. While I wish they were a little cheaper, these balls have been worth the investment for us. You get what you pay for.

A good batter can hit this a long way. Be careful where you train.

One of the more expensive wiffles but still the best. Whereas other wiffles are cheaper, their lightweight construction prevents a quick enough throw for batting practice. These, however, enable you to throw quicker balls to kids for batting practice, really giving them a leg up on timing, especially with older players. I spend a lot of time throwing these at my son and it's helped him to be on time with faster pitchers. When I've thrown them at his teammates before a game, even they are able to adjust to quicker pitchers. I've also used the Green GoSports balls and while they're still heavier than many wiffle balls and they're cheaper than these, they just don't compare. At the end of the day, these are more of a financial outlay, but they are worth it for what you get. I try to wait around for black Friday and other sales to add to my collection. (I currently own 24 of them.)

These things are great. Very easy to throw accurately, and quality build. They are much better than the other skilz balls which I also own. They are expensive so I usually only buy them when they are on sale. I have about 24 of them now.

Muito bom.

Great for practice on the street, similar to Wiffle balls but have more weight so easier to throw

Great for flight restriction and good quality

Love these! Very good for training 😀

Son resistentes al impacto, muy prácticas para entrenar bateo.