Is this ball more for beginners or experienced bowlers
54445
I bought this ball as a beginner and have learned to hook using it. I'd say yes, it's a good ball for beginners, but after only a month I've already ordered another ball since this one hooks way too hard compared to other balls.
54446
Its a step up from beginners ' cuz it is a reaction ball, but then u have the more expensive balls.. I would say its for experienced players
302762
I think it would work well for non beginners also. It really depends on what you would want for your board. You could probably change everything if you wanted to.
108635
They're perfect for beginners and experts alike. No matter what skill level you are, you will have fun regardless, and with this many balls, you have a perfect excuses to practice and beat all of your friends. Of course you will get some balls that a little bit defective, regardless most of them will be in great condition.
1927641
As a matter of fact my 2 year old son is using it and I often find myself enjoying hitting the balls. So far we have only used it indoors. The balls are pitched at a good rate of speed and level, which is a little too fast for him now. I think as a beginner you will definitely have fun hitting the balls.
973338
My son, who is 7, has been using it regulary on a combination of indoor and outdoor courts. By regularly, I mean two one hour practices per week plus clincs lasting from 2 to 3 hours once a week. I think it is intended for indoor courts but has worked fine so far without any issues on outdoor courts. However, please note that the ball has been put to less than 6 months of use so I can't say that it has really withstood the test of time. Still, it is an outstanding ball and, even though it is pricey, I would buy one again.
1186891
It is pretty durable, but it is more for younger kids learning and practicing I think. I do hit it with my kids and it is fun.
1890833
It depends on your fitness level. Anyone more advance than beginners, IMO will not feel a challenge.
124823
This ball is better but no one ball is not durable like evolution ! I try so much ball but you must know something , if you want good ball with great grip and soft touch feeling , this ball is not durable for indoor play . The original NBA Spalding game ball is probably the best but it is not durable .
1518185
I would have to say no. I would describe the feeling as a smaller bowling ball wrapped in a one-inch layer of sand; and then one or two layers of leather. It's easy on the hands when tossed to you because the layers of sand and leather absorb the hard impact very well. Of course, it is that same impact-absorbing action that will cause the ball to drop to the ground upon impact with a wall. It has no bounce. Note: I did not test this as I don't have a good wall to test without fear of damaging it. If there were to be any bounce, I have to assume it's going to be very little.
1643018
Yes. I bought it for my son who is a beginner. Plays now as much as you. Big difference from the standard paddles that cam with the table. We think it will suit him for a while.
240048
No. This is for young children. It is lighter weight than a standard volleyball and is fabric. This is for training younger children on the techniques of volleyball.
1518188
I have a 14-15# version, and like the others have stated, it's got very little bounce. It's great for resistance, and I've been doing floor slams with mine, and it's got only the slightest bounce. If you want bouncy, Valeo's basketball-style medicine balls are great. They have a good amount of bounce considering the weight.
1153301
I'm not really sure, but I think that the smaller ones are for kids. I recommend calling a local bowling center and ask to talk to someone in the pro shop.
759396
Yes, it's better than other stability balls because it has some sand or something in it so it doesn't roll around, it stays put if you're not putting any pressure on it. Only like 8 oz in it so you can still move it around. It's great quality
969838
It's heavier than a regular Frisbee. There may be better options to learn with, based on that, but not sure. Junior highers, high schoolers and adults enjoyed it, but I've not seen someone younger or new to throwing a Frisbee try it.
213393
From what I've found, most games are the same if your a beginner. I wouldn't say one is easier than the other
951135
my information is that it is a softer ball, more of a rubber center ... that it is better for me, an 85 year old golfer with a slower swing speed (72mph)