do these feel any different than mlb balls? I wanna get autographs on these
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dont know the difference .. however, used for my son's bday party at minor league baseball game and autographs were ok with sharpie pen . I would recommend getting better quality balls for major leage ballpark autographs for long time keepers !
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These balls are synthetic leather, I think you would want the real leather balls.
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Very different than mlb balls, I would look for real leather better quality balls.
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Ben these balls are a bit more of a rubber texture, unlike the leather texture of an mlb ball. They would be okay for autographs using a ball point pen. However a sharpy may smeer an autograph. Hope this helped.
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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.
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I don't know if they are but I can tell you that my very active 11 year old hockey player loves them and has zero complaints. Pardon the term but no funk in his junk even after hours if sweating and wearing all his gear.
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Official Major League Baseballs are Official Major League Baseballs. These are copies of those balls...OK, but not the real thing.
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no from the one's I have bought, they are all the same Have had mine three years still doing great and are very comfortable at Ball Games.
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No. Don't know what they are made of (heavy plastic?) but they are neither as heavy nor as hard as golf balls. They are substantial and do not feel flimsy at all.
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They're a bit smaller than I had imagined, a little smaller than baseballs.
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Maggie, the 'plasticy feel' ball you are referring to is the Wilson AVP Replica ball. Everyone of these I've seen at various big box stores has the work 'Replica' on the box and on the ball. They also cost only about $15 dollars. This is the 'Real' Wilson AVP composite ball that everyone wants to play with and its always more than twice the price of the plastic replica.
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They are super bouncy, light, and about the size of a small baseball. They should be a good choice for your use case. Thanks!
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I would say they are a little bigger than the tee balls. They are about the size of a softball.
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No. They are just average batting gloves. If ur looking for shock reduction look for turboslots they actually have a small pad inside the thumb grove.
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As I understand it, not the same ball NBA plays, though your cost is due to it being a true leather ball with the specs of NBA. I've never played with a true NBA ball, so can't tell you the difference, but there are many reviews by those who have a good idea. Search the ones that gave the ball the lowest ratings, and you will find the answers to that question.
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These are not t - ball balls. These are hard base balls used in all other baseball leagues besides t-ball.
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The felt is much cheaper than normal balls and wears out quickly. If you dont hit hard you should be OK.
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I can throw with them because of the grip. The glove is slightly thicker than the other gloves I have used such as the Neuman. I have never worn QB specific gloves so I can't make a fair comparison. I am using them as receiver gloves.
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The thickness of baseball cards are likely going to make these not work as intended. While technically the length x width dimensions are similar, because these sleeves are intended for Magic: The Gathering cards and similar CCG cards which are printed on thinner stock, you might run into issues getting the cards in. I don't have any baseball cards to test this theory, however, so I could be wrong.
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Personally I think they are. They are smaller, fitting inside my palm better. There are exercises included that I know I would find more difficult with a tennis ball. And I have found the three different firmnesses helpful in slowly building up my strength.