SM PNK High Bounce Ball (Pack of 24)

Hollow ball bounces better than any I've tried. Perfect for launching from K-9 Cannon for dogs. Excellent distance.

absolute love these. they were part of growing up in the city when they cost only 25 cents...and they were the "expensive" balls. i've given then away to my childhood friends as varioius holiday gifts. we enjoyed playing stickball (sorry but usually with the less expensive "pensie pinky" because we could lose the ball more easily), stoopball, punchball, boxball, king tug (different in different cities) and similar games that we created as kids. probably the best and least expensive remembrance for any of us old guys who grew up in east coast cities! usable, fun, still the same quality and worth every penny. AND, if anyone wants to start these game up again i'm willing!!!! great fun. one caviat: remember to bounce each a few times...they still seem to need to take a "set" before they get to maximum bounce. that is nice...they seem to be same as the original.

We purchased a quantity of these to add to children's gift packs. However, we soon found that some grandpas liked them too. They seemed perfect for senior grip exercises and fidget toys.

Great bounce. Good quality. Not what I hoped it would be.I hoped to have a good ball for my 75# labradoodle who loves to chase balls and chew on them. These work fantastic for the chase part as they bounce wonderfully. Unfortunately, they are hollow and she can chew through one in minutes.Not a loss, I gave most of the box to a friend who is a teacher. She uses them as rewards for her class.If YOU want to play with them, these are fantastic. If your dog is like mine, keep looking for the solid, sponge rubber type of "Pinky".

The Spalding pink balls have been great for my retrievers who love tennis balls to both retrieve and chew. As much as the dogs chewed on tennis ball, the fuzz always picked up grit and I noticed their teeth starting to wear. The pink ball ere durable, don't collect grit and luckily are the same size as tennis balls. That size is the only size of ball the dogs are interested in.

I purchased a box of these a number of years ago. Those were the same ball. The balls from this purchase are soft and have a different texture. That being said, they are playable, but disappointing.

I bought this product for my dog to play. She like to fetch balls and many wound up over the back yard fence. I bought the whole box so that I can have extra as they keep going over the fence. To my disappointing my dog love to chew on the balls and they crack very easily. For this reason I'm rating only 2 stars, otherwise if you buy to play yourself for any other reasons, it may be a good ball.

When I was a kid in New York City in the 1940s, we played all sorts of street games...stickball, stoop-ball, handball etc. with a small, pink rubber ball, made by the Spaulding Company. The Noo Yawk pronunciation was "Spauldeen". I was back in NYC a few weeks ago and tried to find a "Spauldeen" in the stores...to no avail. Went on the Internet, and low and behold...Spaulding still produces this nostalgia inducing ball (in Thailand). So, I bought a case of them. They're exactly the same as they were in the 40s, albeit a bit more expensive. Took one to a nearby school-yard on a recent saturday (when no kids were around), and spent a happy hour throwing my "Spauldeen" against a brick wall for a game of one man catch. It was the first time in over sixty years...I've changed...the ball hasn't! It was a great trip down memory lane. John Elfmont, MD Redondo Beach, California

These bouncy balls are a great product. They have the perfect amount of bounce for reaction time training. They will bounce back a least half the height when they are just simply dropped with no force applied whatsoever. Exactly what I was looking for .

MERCI