MacGregor#56 Official Tee Balls (One Dozen)

My 4 year old some just started Tee ball, and instead of just throwing him into a sport like I did last time , we decided we are going to practice once to twice a week in the backyard with the Tee ball stand i purchased and these Tee Balls , let me tell you before they arrived the kid was super tired of running back and forth when we only had 2 balls. This 12 set is amazing, one you dont have to run back and forth so many times but the quality of the balls is 5 stars! Plus when he hits , he is able to see where the balls are going for more than just 2 times. He loves to be competitive with himself and try to hit further and further! I am so happy we decided to go ahead and purchase this item!

My 4 year old started playing t ball. We had one ball that cost about 5 dollars and it was a pain having to run after it every time he hit it. I got these balls for about a dollar a ball. They are a little harder than the other ball and definitely poorer quality as the seams look like they won't last. However I am happy to get 12 balls of poorer quality for the price of 2 tee balls of better quality. I can pitch several balls to him before collecting the balls he hit/missed. He has a lot more fun this way and retains interest in it longer.

It is a good deal to get 12 balls for the price. They are well made and a bit soft as a t-ball should be made so if it hits someone it will cushion the blow. I got 12 of these so my son can hit all 12 off his batting tee, then go collect them to hit them again. It is better that hitting a ball or two and running to get them. He would get tired of hitting a ball or two then getting them to hit them again. The 12 makes it more fun to hit 12 times before having to hunt them down.

These are perfect for my son who just started coach pitch baseball. I can practice pitching to him in the backyard, but only on grass. I have had a few skip off out cement path from the garage and it tears up the "leather" on the ball. Hey are not very durable if used on anything other than grass. Just be careful with them and they will last.

I don't know the longevity but it does its job. The ball has significant give, but not toy/foam soft so it still maintains a "real" baseball feel but if your youth gets hit by it, it will cut down on the pain/injury for sure. I use it to practice high pop ups/outfield bombs to my 7 yr old so in case he misses one, the injury is cut down. I'll use this to throw harder balls thrown directly to him also. This ball is a little difficult to practice short hops because it bounces significantly more than a regular baseball.

I wouldn't buy so many of these, but our dear old obsessive dog just loves to remove their skin when he sneaks off with one. These are great balls and the kids love them. Not much to say for them. They're Tee Balls. They fly. They roll. They're kinda bouncy. But not too bouncy. Good balls.

Nice Balls, work great. I feel a lot more comfortable playing with my young children with these balls. I can't tell you how many times they've taken one off the head and shaken it off. I can only imagine what the outcome would have been if they had been hard balls. I've also had these for a while now and haven't seen any change in the shape, which seems to be common in tee balls. I highly recommend these.

These seemed like nice t-balls. They are soft and great for use with kids learning the game. But then I noticed the covers were cracking and breaking apart. Total junk.

Les sirvieron mucho a mis hijos en sus entrenamientos. Han pasado más de 4 meses y se han conservado en muy buen estado.