Are the golf balls in this set made of the regular material or plastic or foam? Will it cause damage to floors, walls and windows?
1014648
The golf balls are actual real golf balls so they can do damage to floor, walls, etc.
1014649
The balls are made of regular material. Yes they could cause damage to floors and windows.
1014650
They are regular golf ball material. I don't know about the damage question...may depend on the player :)
1014651
The balls in this are normal golf balls. If you play this indoors and are careful not to get too aggressive it should not harm floors or walls. But if you swing hard these balls could break a window.
1014652
As other comments have pointed out they are regular golf balls. As such, windows will get damaged at the same rate that they would be from normal golf balls, same goes for walls. Floors...only if your floors are made of paper, or you're dropping the balls from an extreme height
1937033
It's made of cardboard covered in plastic and seems very durable. My granddaughters play with it as a house and a carrying case.I'd buy it again!
1851164
It seems like regular plastic PVC pipe, it is certainly not soft foam like a nerf ball. I bought four of them, one of each type, early this summer. They have been left out on the deck of the pool ever since and still seem to be in good shape. My grandchildren play with them whenever they come over and do not seem to care much which of the four they get. They are durable and all shoot about 1 or 20 foot streams of water. As squirt guns go these seem pretty good.
466864
Plastic. I play with a seniort groupd and we have several sets and pushers, all the same quality and used at least two times a week. they have also been hand washed and remain in excellent condition.
1386338
I'm not sure.... a very lightweight metal, maybe aluminum? But they are sturdy .... not something you want to step on barefoot! The ball is kind of cheesy. I replaced it with a bouncer ball from the dollar store. But overall these are thevjacksvwe grew up playing.
1268811
There is no felt. The balls are hollow rubber. I guess anything could wear down teeth, but these are nothing like tennis balls other than size and look. They are very different and I would recommend them to anyone!! I have at least 6-7 floating around my house now, and everyone I've ever met that has them loves them.
1043175
It is a hollow rubber ball with little nubs on them. I throw them inside for my dog all the time and have never left a mark on anything. They don't make a loud thud when they bounce off of the wall or floor but they aren't completely silent. I suppose if I lived in an apartment with paper thin walls I would avoid bouning them off of common walls but I wouldn't worry about bouncing them off of anything else. They make less noise than a tennis ball.
387970
It is made from a very hard clear acrylic plastic. It pulls apart into two pieces and you will set your ball inside and slide it back together. If you need any assistance you can reach us at 507-722-2601. ~Kind regards from Jane at OnFireGuy~
525719
The balls are the legit golf balls and have good weight to them. Ours have lasted over a year with no problems and is used a lot! I recommend this set!!
1033902
They are practice balls. If they use real balls kids will get hurt and Windows will get broken
1712937
They are made of 1 1/2" steel tubing; very sturdy. In our games played by adults, have seen a lot of pickle balls hit hard into the net without moving either the net or the poles. The base supporting the poles are filled with either sand or water. We used sand; so you are talking about 45 lbs of sand which anchors both the net and poles to the base and ground.
1758282
The entire unite is made of metal. There is a solid, rigid stiffness. This is by far the best ladder ball game on the market!! I highly recommend it!!!! The balls are a stiff rubber compound with actual rope that hold them together. This is very well built!
117261
The mat needs to be on a level surface. Flatness can vary a little. If floor protrusions are too large, they will affect the roll of the golf ball. Concrete - OK. Wood treated floor - depends.
1149311
These are made from PVC plastic and are marked imported. I switched to wool dryer balls and the work wonderfully.
1897144
No. They are made of foam. Not much bounce at all. And soft when they hit during dodgeball. So no injuries.
112425
Yes, I have been using real golf balls with no problems. I have only been using it for a few months, so I can't see any wear on the netting.
525720
The ones I got were real golf balls; but there are also soft, foam I think, for indoor play. This is an excellent outdoor game for all ages!