are these balls soft or hard
877697
They are hard, have some weight to them and make a jingle type sound. Hope this helps . . .
877698
They are hard steel balls. They are hollow to allow small chimes to ring as they roll without hitting each other. You use them to exercise and de stress by trying to circle them in your hand without them hitting each other.
877699
hard. they aren't those squash ball things. it's like a small teeny weight in your hands
2006302
They are somewhat soft. I would not classify them as crunchy. Also they are more processed than other brands we have tried. I will not buy this brand again.
630201
They are relatively soft. Don't know the expiration date as I have used up my supply of them.
535657
They are firm, but it's not been a problem for my cats. They seem about as hard as Tootsie Rolls.
201615
I've never had what I consider 'hard' torrone; I guess these would be considered soft. They are small rectangles, solid enough to hold their shape, but certainly not crunchy or brittle.
1758284
I have not used the hard balls. These are softer and were purchased for indoor use so we wouldn't smash anything. We play this game for fun and are not too concerned about the finer points of "bounce."
1758285
They are hard, but not solid all the way through. These will definitely bounce off the ladder. This is the best make/model of this game that I have seen, very sturdy. I hope this helps!
839024
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000LIQGWM/ref=oh_details_o08_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I use a light weight soft ball and have had no issues with them.
2207291
Probably, they are soft. We just throw it for our dog and put it up when we're not using it. It is NOT a chew toy.
1113722
Neither. They are definitely not smooth and soft, but they are not rough. Sorry I can't be more specific. Hope that helps.
386866
They are soft enough so that a dog can really get the squeaker going. They are on the softer side rather than firm. We throw the ball in the house for standard poodle knowing it's not going to hurt anything if it should hit a object. We love them and so do our dogs.
1351178
No. Theyre actually pretty soft and as long as you keep them in good shape they are nice and smooth. Read their instructions that come in the package! Very helpful
614081
Each ball has a different grip firmness, soft/medium/hard. The finger loops are matched up the same as the balls.
313475
Yes, they are relatively soft. They're not like the rock hard mass produced ones we were buying before we found these. We have a very old Jack Russell and a middle aged Yorkie (who has had dental work for bad teeth) and they have no problem with them. The treats are in varying sizes, some quite large, but we cut them up into bite size pieces.
649242
They are "hard", but easily chewed up by my dogs. The dogs enjoy them and I like the way they stay together and don't disintegrate into powder like some do.
1758280
The included balls are not hard plastic like a true golf ball. They are softer and flexible but of good quality.
1779609
Not quite sure what you mean by soft or rough, but I would say soft. They are similar to soft side of a Scott brand kitchen sponge. Hard when dry, but squishy when wet. I liked my sponges.