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PAS ProActive Sports E.V.A. Rubber Short Flight Pract Balls 4/Pkg P26648PAS-MPBEVA https://cdnimages.opentip.com/full/PAS/PAS-MPBEVA.jpg ProActive Sports E.V.A. Rubber Short Flight Pract Balls 4/Pkg Soft foam golf practice ballsSafe for indoor useTravels less than 20 yardsShows hook or slice like a real golf ballPractice your swing at home with Short Flight balls from ProActive Sports. These soft foam practice golf balls simulate a realistic hook or slice but travel less than 20 yards and are soft enough to use indoors. 26648 010027132363 0.3600lbs 1.75 5.50 4.50
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3.4200 2025-12-08 261 In Stock
customer review - by , June 6, 2017
4/ 5stars
Decent product. I buy foam balls to use for my infrared home golf simulator. I use a projector to throw the computer simulator program screen onto a white wall, then use the foam balls to hit into the wall.The vast majority of foam golf balls you will find are some shade of yellow. That became a problem when I started noticing the balls leaving yellow marks on the wall that were visible when we used the projector for TV or gaming. These balls being white means that even if they do leave marks on the wall, they'll be white marks and less noticeable.To avoid damaging the wall, I also need balls that are at least somewhat soft. I have found there's a great amount of difference in softness between foam balls that have a realistic dimpled cover and shape (as opposed to those with a felt-like cover). These are tremendously soft to the point of being squishy, despite having a smooth, non sponge-like exterior. They will largely deaden when they hit a wall and will not bounce or roll much. I found them to almost be too soft to give realistic feel, though I have had other "foam" balls that are so hard that are almost plastic and do run the risk of doing damage to the wall. I have come to the conclusion a happy medium would be best -- soft enough not to hurt anything, but solid enough such that you feel like you're hitting something. If I had to go one direction or the other, though, softer is better than harder, though again, these may range into being "too soft."These are surprisingly durable, despite being as squishy as they are, but I have found they will generally start to come apart at the moulding seam after anywhere between 100 and 200 shots. I have found this to be right in line with the yellow foam balls I was using previously.In all, color, softness and durability make these worthwhile and I will probably order them again unless I stumble upon a better product.
customer review - by , January 1, 2017
5/ 5stars
Great item
customer review - by , July 7, 2016
5/ 5stars
Work well

ProActive Sports E.V.A. Rubber Short Flight Pract Balls 4/Pkg

stars Rating 5 | 3 reviews
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UPC: 010027132363
SKU: PAS-MPBEVA
Price: $3.42
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Product Description

  • Soft foam golf practice balls
  • Safe for indoor use
  • Travels less than 20 yards
  • Shows hook or slice like a real golf ball

Practice your swing at home with Short Flight balls from ProActive Sports. These soft foam practice golf balls simulate a realistic hook or slice but travel less than 20 yards and are soft enough to use indoors.

warning tips WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.p65warnings.ca.gov.

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By Dan Pfeifer
Date: June 12, 2017
Decent product. I buy foam balls to use for my infrared home golf simulator. I use a projector to throw the computer simulator program screen onto a white wall, then use the foam balls to hit into the wall.The vast majority of foam golf balls you will find are some shade of yellow. That became a problem when I started noticing the balls leaving yellow marks on the wall that were visible when we used the projector for TV or gaming. These balls being white means that even if they do leave marks on the wall, they'll be white marks and less noticeable.To avoid damaging the wall, I also need balls that are at least somewhat soft. I have found there's a great amount of difference in softness between foam balls that have a realistic dimpled cover and shape (as opposed to those with a felt-like cover). These are tremendously soft to the point of being squishy, despite having a smooth, non sponge-like exterior. They will largely deaden when they hit a wall and will not bounce or roll much. I found them to almost be too soft to give realistic feel, though I have had other "foam" balls that are so hard that are almost plastic and do run the risk of doing damage to the wall. I have come to the conclusion a happy medium would be best -- soft enough not to hurt anything, but solid enough such that you feel like you're hitting something. If I had to go one direction or the other, though, softer is better than harder, though again, these may range into being "too soft."These are surprisingly durable, despite being as squishy as they are, but I have found they will generally start to come apart at the moulding seam after anywhere between 100 and 200 shots. I have found this to be right in line with the yellow foam balls I was using previously.In all, color, softness and durability make these worthwhile and I will probably order them again unless I stumble upon a better product.
Rating: 4 stars [4 of 5 Stars!]
By Charlotte LaBelle
Date: January 18, 2017
Great item
Rating: 5 stars [5 of 5 Stars!]
By RDyes
Date: July 16, 2016
Work well
Rating: 5 stars [5 of 5 Stars!]
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