A white 9-inch BSN Sports plastic training ball featuring a hollow, perforated design shown from a front-facing angle.

Plastic Wiffle Training Ball w/ Round Holes

9" Baseball
$19.99
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A white 9-inch BSN Sports plastic training ball featuring a hollow, perforated design shown from a front-facing angle.

Plastic Wiffle Training Ball w/ Round Holes

$19.99

Set of 6

These lightweight plastic balls help young players track the flight of the ball and build confidence at the plate.

Ball Size
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Details
  • Latex-free plastic construction handles repeated batting practice.
  • Integrated holes create a slower, predictable flight path.
  • Ideal for teaching fundamental swing mechanics and ball tracking.
  • Available in 9 in. baseball and 12 in. softball sizes.

These plastic training balls are a staple for youth programs. The perforated design limits flight distance and speed. This allows players to focus on their swing path and contact point without chasing balls across the field.

You can choose between the 9 in. baseball size or the 12 in. softball size to match your team's age group and equipment. Both options provide a consistent feel that helps hitters follow through their swing and catchers work on their glove work.

What's included
  • 6x Plastic Training Ball
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 9" Baseball 12" Softball
SKU AC-1033601 AC-1033618
SKU
9" Baseball
AC-1033601
12" Softball
AC-1033618

Coach's Questions

What is the difference between the 9 in. baseball and the 12 in. softball options?
The 9 in. baseball is sized for baseball drills, while the 12 in. softball matches the standard size for softball training. Choose the option that corresponds to the sport and ball size your athletes use during games.
Can these balls be used with standard metal or wood bats?
Yes, these are safe to use with standard bats. They work well with lightweight training bats if you want to further slow down the flight path for younger players.
Do these balls crack easily in cold weather?
The latex-free plastic is made to hold up through the season. However, like all plastic training gear, extreme cold can make the material more brittle over time.

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