Jugs Bulldog Baseballs – Dozen
Product Description
The New Bulldog is 1 oz. In weight. It has uniform holes for maximum accuracy. Field tests prove that the New Bulldog will last up to 30% longer than any other ball of its kind. The New Bulldog can be used in any pitching machine for close range batting practice….
I’ve used a dozen Jugs plastic balls in a Franklin MLB (cheap–$40) pitching machine. The balls are very light and travel well/straight. I’ve hit them hundreds of times with a wood/maple bat and only 1 of the 12 balls has cracked but still not completely broken even after many rounds with the crack. The balls are being hit at high speeds into fixed objects like walls, etc. I’ve tried four different kinds of plastic balls and these have worked the best. Regular wiffle balls also work well and don’t easily break. Franklin plastic balls break quickly and shouldn’t be used. I’d highly recommend Jugs plastic balls for BP or hitting off a tee with a wood bat.
Rating: 5 / 5
3 weeks into a softball season with 15 year olds wacking away and no breakage of permenate dents.
Rating: 5 / 5
good deal on pretty heavy duty balls. these seem durable and not the type to split easily at the seams like other types. they are at least as heavy, maybe heavier, than standard Wiffle balls
Rating: 4 / 5
These Jugs wiffel balls are good strong balls that hold up well to being hit with various training devices such as the Insider Bat as well as standard Little League aluminum bats. I have used others that crack after a short period, not these. They also travel true when thrown or hit. Good product for hitting practice when you can’t use hard balls.
Rating: 5 / 5