MacGregor® 11" Safe/Soft Training Softballs (Dozen)

MacGregor Safe/Soft Training Softballs

11" Softball
$104.99
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MacGregor® 11" Safe/Soft Training Softballs (Dozen)

MacGregor Safe/Soft Training Softballs

$104.99

Dozen

These training balls take the fear out of live drills so your players can focus on mechanics instead of impact.

Ball size
In stock
Details
  • Tri-flex safety core reduces impact force during contact.
  • Leather cover provides a realistic feel for glove work.
  • Optic yellow color improves ball tracking in low-light conditions.
  • Red stitch seams help players practice proper grip and release.
  • 1-Year Manufacturer Warranty included.

When you need to run high-intensity defensive drills or live batting practice, these MacGregor softballs are the right call. The Tri-flex safety core gives you a ball that reacts like a gamer but significantly lowers the risk of injury if a player gets handcuffed or takes a bad hop.

You can choose between 11-inch or 12-inch sizes to match your specific league or age group requirements. Both versions feature a leather cover that feels right in the hand, keeping your training as close to game-day reality as possible without the intimidation factor.

What's included
  • 12x Training Softballs
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 11" Softball 12" Softball
Game type Fastpitch, Slowpitch Fastpitch, Slowpitch
Cover Leather Leather
Seam Red stitch Red stitch
Core Tri-flex safety Tri-flex safety
Color Optic Yellow Optic Yellow
SKU AC-MCSB11SS AC-MCSB12SS
All variations
Game type Fastpitch, Slowpitch
Cover Leather
Seam Red stitch
Core Tri-flex safety
Color Optic Yellow
SKU
11" Softball
AC-MCSB11SS
12" Softball
AC-MCSB12SS

Coach's Questions

What is the difference between the 11-inch and 12-inch softball sizes?
The 11-inch ball is typically used for youth levels, while the 12-inch size is the standard for older youth and adult play. Match the size to your current league rules to keep training consistent.
Can these softballs be used for pitching machines?
These are designed for hitting and defensive drills. They are not recommended for pitching machines as the safety core may react differently than a standard competition ball.
Do these softballs hold their shape after repetitive hitting?
Yes, the construction is stable enough to handle regular team practice. They maintain their profile through repeated contact during batting cage sessions.

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