JA-RU Hi-Bounce Pinky Bouncy Ball for Kids (2 Pk) 976-2 | Rubber Stress Relief Toy. Indoor & Outdoor Sport Party Favor, Bouncing Play Therapy.

I like these, perfect for foot massage, they do bounce pretty good

I bought these for Operation Christmas Child boxes and they were perfect!! I is not easy to find simple rubber balls nowadays, sadly, especially as they are such beneficial and iconic toys. They bounce well, are a good size and very affordable.

These high bouncing balls are literally exactly as advertised. They’re inexpensive, they bounce perfectly and are great for kids. Very happy with purchase.

The JA-RU Hi-Bounce Pinky Ball (2 Pack). Rubber Bouncy Balls are PERFECT for bouncing and plating with...but I bought these to exercise my handicapped hand! I found these on Amazon for a SUPER-GREAT PRICE, SUPER-FAST DELIVERY (The NEXT DAY AFTER I ORDERED THESE!!!!) and these are PERFECT for me to hold in my palm and exercise my thumb over the ball!!!! This would be a FANTASTIC GIFT for anyone who plays hand ball or for any child! I LOVE THESE RUBBER BALLS!!!! Believe it or not, you CANNOT find a simple rubber ball in ANY STORE NOWADAYS!!!! I LOOKED!!!! THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH, AMAZON & FUN A TON!!!!

I wish it was bouncier. I wanted something large enough to be safe for a 1 y/o, and the size is great, but I wanted a more effortless bounce.

I got these on a reccomendation from a travel writer. She uses them on trips to massage out tired muscles, but without the bulk of a roller. They work pretty well for this. I cannot comment on their use as an actual ball though.

These have been great as a therapy ball alternative. I got a pair and roll out my back and calves to relieve muscle strain. They are cheaper than similar balls that are designated for therapy.

Got this thinking it was closer to a bouncy ball, bit instead of that it feels more like a stress ball. In terms of how bouncy it is, I'll compare to a tennis ball. First, indoors. Due to the softer exterior it is safe to use inside so long as you aren't near a TV and aren't throwing it super hard. It bounces surprisingly well on carpets. In terms of on hard surfaces like hardwood or concrete it bounces decently, but not quite as well as a tennis ball. Me and my brother were throwing it back and forth outside in a parking lot (hit a couple cars but no damage done). After about half an hour the logo was completely ruined and there were a few nicks, but nothing major. After a couple days there was a small crack and almost no marking left, but was still functioning perfectly fine. If you want this primarily for bouncing, tennis balls are going to be a better choice, unless you want a ball with a bit more weight. This would be a great substitute for a baseball though. It's close to the same weight and a bit smaller, but is soft enough to catch without a mitt, although I'm not sure how different it is to hit with a bat.