High Bounce Ball

AWESOME.This is exactly what I was looking for. Wanted to hit a ball against the wall at work during breaks to move around a bit, and this is perfect for handball / wallball! Met some pretty lady asked to join me. Before long, I'll start organizing wall ball tournaments at work to play in the courtyard. hahaha A+ + light / bouncy (rubber material with hollow inside. There are no holes or spouts to inject/release air) + soft, powdery touch makes for easy gripping + squishy enough to be used as a stress / squeeze ball + love the sound as it bounces (therapeutic). (sounds like a tennis ball that was smacked hard with a racket) It's so bouncy I accidentally hit it over the wall and lost it. Time to replace! I wish they'd come in more colors so they can be more easily located. SIDENOTE: For what it is, it's kinda pricey, but it's a good product.

This is the ball that every New York City kid grew up with. In the old days. I bought it for my 3 1/2 year old grandson. It has a great bounce and is the perfect size for kid's hands. I told him that kids used to call it a Pinkie, so he calls it that also. It is good to bounce against the garage door.

My 2yr old grandson loves slapping it into his little hockey net with his stick!

Hollow and lightweight ball that you can keep in your pocket. But does not have the feeling of pitching a heavy baseball. Intended for humans, not durable for dogs -- that would cost a lot more.

I like the size, weight and grip. The ball has decent rebound but I wish it were a tad more taut ( maybe more inflated would more accurate). Still very nice to carry in my work bag as I like to pace and bounce a ball when I get tired of sitting around.

It's a Spalding what's there to say? They are great

Was a present for grandson and it’s not high bounce. He was completely disappointed buy the tennis ball type bounce. Though it would be more of a super ball type of bounce.

Bounces great. When dropped from five feet it will bounce up to about four and one half feet. It has become great to bounce around. If you throw it at a door it will hit the door, then the ground, and then right back to your hand. If you hit the ground first it will then hit the door before bouncing back to you. The whole family likes the ball. I am often saying who grabbed dad's balls. Or where are my balls. I have to tell the kids to keep their hands off my balls. My wife got annoyed with my ball in put it in a vise. I got it back just fine. I am not going to let my wife to put my balls in a vise. I really wants the balls Rocky had. But, that company went out of business. So, that is why you don't see balls like Rocky had anymore. And, for the sake of knowing this is from wikipedia: The Bouncy ball was invented by a California chemist named Norman Stingley. In 1965, Stingley spent his spare time experimenting with rubber. He compressed various scraps of synthetic rubber together under about 3500 pounds of pressure per square inch. The result was a compressed rubber ball with an extreme resilience and high bounce.