High Grade Practice Baseballs With Free Ship On 10 Dz. Cases
Price range: $49.50 through $495.00
High-Grade Practice Baseballs With Free Ship On 10 Dz. Cases
These factory-direct practice baseballs deliver real leather and proper internals without the brand-name markup — hitting the sweet spot between $70-$100/dozen premium balls you don’t need for practice and the synthetic-cover junk from big box stores that falls apart after a few swings.
Key Features:
- Factory-Direct Real Quality Made in the same factories as name brands but without the logo stamped on the cover, featuring genuine leather, 2-part cork and rubber core, real wool windings, and pro-style raised seams that major brands charge double for.
- Built for Practice Abuse Real leather cover and proper core construction withstand thousands of hits, pitching machine wheels spinning at high velocity, and contact with rock-hard floors without breaking stitching or losing shape like synthetic alternatives.
- Pitching Machine Safe Hand-stitched real leather won’t load up pitching machine wheels with synthetic residue or break stitching on contact with high-spinning rubber — synthetic covers destroy both the balls and your machine wheels over time.
- Consistent Official Specs Each ball maintains official size and weight without variation ball-to-ball, eliminating the inconsistency that comes from compressed sawdust guts and fake covers found in discount store buckets.
- Proven Track Record Offered for many seasons with zero returns for quality issues — coaches who buy more baseballs than anyone stick with consistent sources they can count on rather than chasing brand names or bottom-barrel pricing.
Free Shipping: 10 dozen cases | Construction: Real leather, 2-part cork & rubber core, wool windings
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Detailed Product Features
The Best Practice Baseballs Will Stand Up To Abuse & Keep Their Shape!
The Best Practice Baseballs Will Stand Up To Abuse & Keep Their Shape!Practice baseballs are all made in a far-off factory; the same factory that makes all kinds of other baseballs too.
The reality is that there are many fewer baseball manufacturers than there are brands of baseballs! And, all the major brands of baseballs make game balls of various price points and qualities. Along with that, many odd-sounding brands are actually owned by the major brands that you have come to know. (many don’t like putting their “real name” on a cheap ball to save them from tarnishing their brand.
An MLB Baseball Averages 6 Pitches – You Want Your Practice Baseballs To Last?
Another reality is that practice balls are likely to be hit more times than high-end game balls. And, many practice baseballs get put through wheel-type pitching machines where they are slowly destroyed by high-velocity spinning wheels and, many times, hit into a rock-hard floor or outdoor surface. Consider that the average lifespan of an official MLB ball gets pitched an average of 6 Pitches?
(An MLB game averages 5-6 dozen baseballs – 90 baseballs are required to be ready for each game played)!
Here’s The Scoop About Our Practice Baseballs
Our practice baseballs are made in one of those factories where many name brands are made. Not having a name brand stamped on the leather cover saves all of us tons of money… as long as I can guarantee you that you are getting more than your money’s worth! And that I can!
We Are The Sweet Spot In Practice Baseballs
These Leather Practice Baseballs have a pro-style raised seam wrapped in a heavy-duty leather cover. The core is the real deal featuring a 2 part cork & rubber for long-lasting durability and real wool windings! Our covers are real leather and hand-stitched around the windings to supply you with a good quality official size and weight that doesn’t vary from ball to ball. Its a lot of ball for the money!
I have offered this one brand & model of practice baseball for many seasons now and have yet to have any returned for any reason.
A Note About Junk Practice Baseballs… When Good & Cheap Don’t Mix!
The reality is that $70 or $100 dozen baseballs are built better and have the best of everything inside and out.
BUT… will your players ever be better hitters because of the high price of the baseballs they hit?
By that same reasoning, the cheapest ball should be ok then, right?
Not so fast! When I see what’s offered in buckets & bags found in big box stores that we all frequent, I usually see the bottom of the barrel.
Name brands, but fake leather covers and compressed sawdust guts. This bottom of the barrel-stuff just doesn’t last or hold their shape…mostly trash and sometimes, not even all that inexpensive, just cheap!
If a baseball does not say “real leather cover”, do not even be tempted… it’s trash!
One more thing… never put an imitation/synthetic leather baseball through a wheel-type pitching machine! Either the wheels load up with whatever they make those cheap covers out of causing a layer of… who knows what that molds to the wheel surface, or the sub-par stitching breaks when in contact with these high spinning rubber tires or wheels; Either way, I suggest that you never buy anything that does not say “leather cover”… though what’s inside is still a guess.
The Bottom Line On Buying Practice Baseballs
The more you play, the more you will practice. The more you practice, the better you will get.
This means that you will go through many dozens of practice baseballs. A good 2 part center (aka, the pill), real wool windings and a real leather cover are the basics of what you are looking for.
We offer an excellent practice baseball for its price point so I recommend that you buy the same brand and model of ball.
Find a good, consistent source, and a ball you can count on… that’s how coaches do it, and who buys more than them?!
I hope this has helps you & that my thoughts have passed on some knowledge that you can use!
Detailed Product Features
The Best Practice Baseballs Will Stand Up To Abuse & Keep Their Shape!
Practice baseballs are all made in a far-off factory; the same factory that makes all kinds of other baseballs too.
The reality is that there are many fewer baseball manufacturers than there are brands of baseballs! And, all the major brands of baseballs make game balls of various price points and qualities. Along with that, many odd-sounding brands are actually owned by the major brands that you have come to know. (many don’t like putting their “real name” on a cheap ball to save them from tarnishing their brand.
An MLB Baseball Averages 6 Pitches – You Want Your Practice Baseballs To Last?
Another reality is that practice balls are likely to be hit more times than high-end game balls. And, many practice baseballs get put through wheel-type pitching machines where they are slowly destroyed by high-velocity spinning wheels and, many times, hit into a rock-hard floor or outdoor surface. Consider that the average lifespan of an official MLB ball gets pitched an average of 6 Pitches?
(An MLB game averages 5-6 dozen baseballs – 90 baseballs are required to be ready for each game played)!
Here’s The Scoop About Our Practice Baseballs
Our practice baseballs are made in one of those factories where many name brands are made. Not having a name brand stamped on the leather cover saves all of us tons of money… as long as I can guarantee you that you are getting more than your money’s worth! And that I can!
We Are The Sweet Spot In Practice Baseballs
These Leather Practice Baseballs have a pro-style raised seam wrapped in a heavy-duty leather cover. The core is the real deal featuring a 2 part cork & rubber for long-lasting durability and real wool windings! Our covers are real leather and hand-stitched around the windings to supply you with a good quality official size and weight that doesn’t vary from ball to ball. Its a lot of ball for the money!
I have offered this one brand & model of practice baseball for many seasons now and have yet to have any returned for any reason.
A Note About Junk Practice Baseballs… When Good & Cheap Don’t Mix!
The reality is that $70 or $100 dozen baseballs are built better and have the best of everything inside and out.
BUT… will your players ever be better hitters because of the high price of the baseballs they hit?
By that same reasoning, the cheapest ball should be ok then, right?
Not so fast! When I see what’s offered in buckets & bags found in big box stores that we all frequent, I usually see the bottom of the barrel.
Name brands, but fake leather covers and compressed sawdust guts. This bottom of the barrel-stuff just doesn’t last or hold their shape…mostly trash and sometimes, not even all that inexpensive, just cheap!
If a baseball does not say “real leather cover”, do not even be tempted… it’s trash!
One more thing… never put an imitation/synthetic leather baseball through a wheel-type pitching machine! Either the wheels load up with whatever they make those cheap covers out of causing a layer of… who knows what that molds to the wheel surface, or the sub-par stitching breaks when in contact with these high spinning rubber tires or wheels; Either way, I suggest that you never buy anything that does not say “leather cover”… though what’s inside is still a guess.
The Bottom Line On Buying Practice Baseballs
The more you play, the more you will practice. The more you practice, the better you will get.
This means that you will go through many dozens of practice baseballs. A good 2 part center (aka, the pill), real wool windings and a real leather cover are the basics of what you are looking for.
We offer an excellent practice baseball for its price point so I recommend that you buy the same brand and model of ball.
Find a good, consistent source, and a ball you can count on… that’s how coaches do it, and who buys more than them?!
I hope this has helps you & that my thoughts have passed on some knowledge that you can use!
