Easton Soft Stitch Softballs

No, these are designed specifically for practice. The soft, closed-cell foam core and reduced-weight construction make them safer for batting and fielding drills, but they do not meet the performance standards required for official regulation games.

These softballs offer significantly better shape retention than standard ragballs. While ragballs tend to lose their roundness quickly, the Easton Soft Stitch design maintains its form through repeated impacts, providing a more consistent feel during training.

Yes, they are an excellent choice for indoor use. Because they are lighter and softer than regulation softballs, they reduce the risk of damage to gym equipment or walls while still providing realistic feedback for hitters.

The nylon cover is engineered for durability, allowing the balls to withstand the friction of repeated contact with bats and ground surfaces. It helps the balls last longer than leather or synthetic leather options that might scuff or tear more easily during intense practice sessions.

Yes, the bucket is built to be heavy-duty, meaning it can handle the wear and tear of being dragged across dirt or turf fields. It is designed to keep the 18 softballs organized and easily accessible, making it a practical tool for coaches managing drills.