PowerNet Crusher Training Baseballs, Baseball Hitting Trainer for Improved Speed, Power & Coordination, Batting Practice Baseballs

these are probably the best low flights that you can buy for the money. I have had the skills and Tanner brands. These hold up to high use and don't crack like the Tanner balls as they get older. They fly pretty straight on windy days in warm ups. They do have a tendency like all the other brands to wander off, but the red helps locate them in the grass.

These are the best balls to use for batting practice with your kids. I first bought the white hard plastic balls and those eventually all broke. Then I bought the yellow foam version and these flew almost as far as regular baseballs. I got nailed a few times by my kid they were so fast (didn't hurt its foam lol). These ones are just right. Firm enough to get a good throw to your kid, and they don't fly too far so you can still use this in a decent-sized backyard. These are pricier than the previously stated options, but it will be worth it in the long run. The balls also come with a nice bag with a draw string. No longer need to carry around a bucket of heavy baseballs

These are just what we needed! Use them for baseball practice and hold up great!

This is far superior to a standard wiffle ball or SKILZ black and yellow. I use these to pitch to my 12-year-old at home. They collapse easy so if you dont hit them dead-center, they flop. If you hit them clean, they explode off the bat, but much reduced distance compared to standard wiffle balls so you aren't chasing them everywhere. Their weight is good that I can throw hard and probably get similar speeds of a hardball at shorter distances. If I have one complaint it is the random hole placement on the ball. I have a hard time finding two holes ideally spaced for a 2-seam pitch, or even curve, which kids now a days see more of at a young age.

My son loves these style practice baseballs. They trsvel far!

This was a great purchase. I already own the Total Control 74 balls and was looking to buy some more, but dang they’re expensive. I thought I would give these a shot because they’re half the price and boy am I glad. They are made of the same material as TC balls and perform the same way. The only difference is they are a touch smaller than TC balls and an actual baseball, but for hitting training, is that a bad thing? I am pleased with the purchase and will probably go back and get more than the 24 I already bought.

Love these things. You can do live batting practice in the back yard without the need for a cage or protective screen for the pitcher

These wiffs are very good for high rep practices. They are a little pricey, compared to other options, but well worth the money. They have withstood both travel ball and little league practices. They are designed to provide feedback to hitters- square up the ball and it flies. Hit it low or high and it doesn’t fly well. Great training ball.