12" Plastic Curve Softball

12 in. Plastic Curve Training Softball

$2.79
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12" Plastic Curve Softball
  • 12" Plastic Curve Softball
12 in. Plastic Curve Training Softball

12 in. Plastic Curve Training Softball

$2.79

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Get your hitters dialed in against breaking pitches with a ball that actually moves like a curveball.

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Details
  • Plastic construction handles high-volume batting practice without cracking.
  • Engineered hole pattern forces downward spin and realistic flight paths.
  • White finish provides high visibility for hitters to track the ball.
  • Standard 12-inch size mimics game-day ball dimensions for better mechanics.

This ball takes the guesswork out of teaching breaking pitches. The specific hole pattern creates enough drag to force the ball to break. It gives your pitchers the feedback they need to master their mechanics while letting your hitters see actual movement.

You can run this through a full practice without worrying about the ball deforming or losing its shape. It holds up to repeated hits from composite or metal bats. It is a simple, effective tool for making sure your lineup is not surprised by a real curveball on game day.
What's included
  • 1x 12 in. Plastic Curve Training Softball
Shipping & Returns
  • You need it. In-stock items ship same or next business day.
  • Problem? We make it right. Period.

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Specifications

Ball size 12" Softball
Game type Fastpitch, Slowpitch
Cover Plastic
Color White
SKU AC-3192XXXX

Coach's Questions

Can this ball be used with a pitching machine?
No, these are intended for hand-tossing or soft-toss drills. The hole pattern can cause inconsistent results or damage if fed through a high-speed machine.
Does this ball require a specific type of bat for practice?
You can use any standard fastpitch or slowpitch bat. The plastic construction is safe for metal, composite, and wood bats.
How does the hole pattern affect the flight compared to a regular softball?
The holes create air resistance that slows the ball down and amplifies the spin. This movement mimics a curveball, forcing the hitter to track the ball differently than a standard leather softball.

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