are these spherical like balls? i would like to buy if they are so my son can play with them like balls too.
361965
They are flat circles. He can still play with them. This is for 4 dozen. He can stack and play and knock it ovee etc.
361966
Hello and thanks for your question. The erasers are cool, good on paper, and can help a little kid put a smile on their face, but they are flat. Hope that helps a bit.
361967
I honestly cannot answer only because they were ordered for my granddaughter's 4th grade class when she first started teaching and was placed into a classroom in Georgia that had absolutely ZERO in the ways of any type of supplies/books - nothing!! It was part of a large order to help her provide SOMETHING for that class. Since the class makeup was that of children who came from families who were also unable to provide I just thought these might be something to cheer them up and bring a smile. I never asked my granddaughter about them except to make sure that they had been received.
1572166
No, they are like a very dense spunge. they don't bounce real well but are great for dodge ball.
752015
No, they are not. We thought they were when we purchased them for our grandson. He was happy to get them to play with his friends but said they were not the official ones and could not be used in tournaments.
561363
No. The balls are a hard plastic. Think of it as a very durable, larger ping pong ball.
818116
LOL - Kids can use them as they're very soft and harmless but they are very tiny and hard to catch and throw (even for adults, they're that small, barely larger than the size of a ping-pong ball.) If you think they'd be up for a fun challenge, then it's ok!
1758284
I have not used the hard balls. These are softer and were purchased for indoor use so we wouldn't smash anything. We play this game for fun and are not too concerned about the finer points of "bounce."
43239
They are exactly like the pictures. My kids love them, would play with them all day long if I would let them. Have fun.
1025737
The balls are a soft rubber, not hard like regulation balls. They're also smaller than reg balls.
934029
They aren't balloons. The texture of the rubber is much studied than the average ballon. They do look like balloons with the top cut off, but a ballon would never survive a 4 hour play session in a wood chip run and still be viable for another use! Try them and you'll see.
629519
Yes. I ordered them from the playskool website and ordered 3 sets since they always disappear. Some ping pong balls work well, too and are much cheaper.
1758287
I didnt realize that bouncing counted. But yes, they will bounce. they arent hard, but almost like a raquetball with dimples
318392
No. The balls are steel balls. The little colored pegs are magnetic; north on one end and south pole on the other end. So the magnetic sticks will stick to each other, and to the steel balls. We have 7 year old twins. They are spell bound by this game. Also we have an adult autistic neighbor that will sit still for an hour with these magnets.
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I read on a toy collectors' forum that they are! But apparently they are slightly shorter than Imaginext figures. We hope to mix and match with Imaginext too. Hope that helps.
1054661
The balls are about the size of a ping pong ball, and you can take them out of the circle, so I don't see why a person couldn't use a typical ball. The balls don't light up. At least mine doesn't and I looked at the description and didn't see anything saying they light up. There are the toys with the tubes with balls in them. Either the tubes or the balls light up, you'd have to check the description.
163675
Yes. They are very durable and flexible plastic. My youngest plays with these daily for the last year and none have been destroyed
2112948
Not sure if they are but my son loves these he wears them in battles and rolls on the ground and they have held up well.
1950214
They are hollow. I think if they were solid they would be to heavy for a small child to play with they are pretty big.