JA-RU Hi-Bounce Pinky Ball (2 Pack). Rubber Bouncy Balls for Kids. Small Pink Stress Relief Toy. Indoor & Outdoor Sport Party Favors. Bouncing Throwing Play Therapy.976-2

Great for wall ball my 8 year old loves it!

They are fun! Grandkids love them!

The product is perfect for what I want it for, yoga.When the package arrived, along with other products, the balls were missing from the order. I contacted them and a replacement was sent right away.That is good customer service.

I use this while standing. I put the ball between my back and a wall and then roll it along/by my spine (but NOT on it). Like a quick massage.

Good bounce! I plan to use them to strengthen my hands

My grandson, who is 8, said they were a good weight and great bouncers. I agree. Plus I like the name and the color.

Got this thinking it was closer to a bouncy ball, bit instead of that it feels more like a stress ball. In terms of how bouncy it is, I'll compare to a tennis ball.First, indoors. Due to the softer exterior it is safe to use inside so long as you aren't near a TV and aren't throwing it super hard. It bounces surprisingly well on carpets.In terms of on hard surfaces like hardwood or concrete it bounces decently, but not quite as well as a tennis ball. Me and my brother were throwing it back and forth outside in a parking lot (hit a couple cars but no damage done).After about half an hour the logo was completely ruined and there were a few nicks, but nothing major. After a couple days there was a small crack and almost no marking left, but was still functioning perfectly fine.If you want this primarily for bouncing, tennis balls are going to be a better choice, unless you want a ball with a bit more weight.This would be a great substitute for a baseball though. It's close to the same weight and a bit smaller, but is soft enough to catch without a mitt, although I'm not sure how different it is to hit with a bat.

they are just the right size and softness for rolling out some of the tight muscles around the neck and shoulders!