SKLZ Impact Limited-Flight Practice Baseball,

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 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,

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

These balls are perfect. Heavy enough that they are easy to throw and soft enough to hit balls in the house. I absolutely smash these balls and they don't go over 40-50 yards. I think I enjoy these more than my 5 year old. Very good training for my kids. They like the idea of being able to hit balls in the house

I have a 7 year old who hits these. These are great for back yard practice. They a made of rubber and you don't need to worry about them breaking anything. They throw well. I like to throw from 40 feet or so as that is what the kids pitch from just so they can keep timing consistent. You can do that with these balls with no problem. Even when hit well they rarely go further than 100 feet or so, so if you have a reasonably sized yard you can use these no problem. I would highly recommend these.

These training balls are great for a quick practice when you can't get to the park. They seem pretty durable.

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.

My son love it

As a baseball coach, they’re easy to throw and have some flight time. You can use them anywhere - park, beach, etc. They shouldn’t hurt if you get hit by one either. And they last a long time being used. Easily the best on the market. A little pricey, but the quality is top notch.

Son resistentes al impacto, muy prácticas para entrenar bateo.

Muito bom.

bastante aceptables para practicar bateo ya que no se elevan tanto, aparte el material se ve y siente muy duradero

Very good product for my u9 team. You can throw fly balls and the kids aren’t scared to get hit in the face. Great for bp as well so you can have two relays going at once