So this ball is not rubber like the pro kendma and is this ball just like the rubber balls i need grip and i want my friends to know its a pro kendama
49409
Yes this ball is rubber and is a pro kendama because it has Colin Sander's signature and his animal (the frog). It is a very good kendama to buy.
1216138
Yes, it is,when I bought it looks nice ball, but it's not resistance material to play ,I did bought one and is wrepped off, already. So god lucky
713210
This is definitely the ball for you. This ball is considered to be an entry level/lower-mid performance reactive ball, a step-up from the beginner balls which do not hook at all. This ball is easy to control and hooks very well on medium/dry lane. It is also an effective spare ball on heavy oil lanes.
1039914
The grip feels like rubber yet very comfortable. Some say there is a difference between natural rubber and latex. It is possible that it contains latex but I am not sure. That is a mfg. question.
1834356
Well, it's working fine and seems to wear well. I like the grip but its lighter than official weight. If it gets wet, it takes some time to dry much longer than a ball with more rubber composition.
849886
In my opinion speed is slow, and spin is ok to mediocre. But I'm used to Chinese paddles and rubber, haven't played much with Euro or Japanese stuff. Of the Chinese stuff, I now prefer the less tacky, softer rubbers and sponges, that are closer to Euro rubbers. But this still feels dead compared to the Chinese Euro copy stuff. My buddy who's a decent player but not great prefers this to my Chinese paddles, because he says he retains more control.In your position I think I'd go for the Stiga Pro Carbon. I haven't tried it, but based on the descriptions and speed/spin ratings, it seems like it would be more lively. In my opinion speed is slow, and spin is ok to mediocre. But I'm used to Chinese paddles and rubber, haven't played much with Euro or Japanese stuff. Of the Chinese stuff, I now prefer the less tacky, softer rubbers and sponges, that are closer to Euro rubbers. But this still feels dead compared to the Chinese Euro copy stuff. My buddy who's a decent player but not great prefers this to my Chinese paddles, because he says he retains more control.In your position I think I'd go for the Stiga Pro Carbon. I haven't tried it, but based on the descriptions and speed/spin... » Read More In my opinion speed is slow, and spin is ok to mediocre. But I'm used to Chinese paddles and rubber, haven't played much with Euro or Japanese stuff. Of the Chinese stuff, I now prefer the less tacky, softer rubbers and sponges, that are closer to Euro rubbers. But this still feels dead compared to the Chinese Euro copy stuff. My buddy who's a decent player but not great prefers this to my Chinese paddles, because he says he retains more control.In your position I think I'd go for the Stiga Pro Carbon. I haven't tried it, but based on the descriptions and speed/spin ratings, it seems like it would be more lively. « Show Less
493946
I haven't had a problem with the grip. It's made of rubber and plastic, and the rubber is surprisingly not grippy, but it doesn't seem to slide around much. I like the feel of the rubber though
761146
No its not slippery, its has like a texture feel to it not a slippery feel like a beach ball.
246721
I prefer the Baden by a large margin. It has better grip then the Wilson and it is lasting longer. I use it indoor ONLY. It is a real shooter's ball!
1620869
They are rubber just like the regular balls they are just th smaller version
849885
The rubber allow you to create lots of spins. But the sponge and the blade do not provide good bounces to speed the ball. This is really for beginners. Unless you like a light weight racket like I do, this is not good.
745374
It is basically an entry level ball (perfect for a beginner); it is also a good bowling ball for an older guy (like me) who's throwing speed is low, 8-10 MPH. I am using it for the first shot and for the spare shot. Besides its qualities, this ball is low priced and mine came with free shipping on the top of it. I had it drilled by the local pro shop. I was able to bowl with it a 609 and a 603 series, in spite of its low weight (10 lbs.)
137072
It's not slippery. The blue part It has almost a "soft" feel to it. The black just feels like a harder sturdier rubber. The blue part is also detachable
1101849
I don't believe there is any rubber in this paint, but it is smooth and very grippy. There is no "give" or bounce effect to the surface like a rubber ball or anything. When you play you just hear the click and klack of wood knocking on wood.
848373
It's more of a rubbery substance... nothing like the foam grips that slip-on. However, it's got a little give to it, so it's not a hard substance either.
124824
I have used both and this ball is worth the extra money. The grip on the ball is superior to any other ball I have used.
1061457
No. It is just a rubber style ball but with a smile on it. I just use it for a toy but think it's a hoot when people come over...at least for pictures. LOL