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Question: how many balls do you get for 8.05$ ?
Document: Some of this was probably an oversight on my part but when I ordered two of these, I thought they were the solid pink rubber balls I remember from when I was a kid. They are actually nothing more than pink racquetballs. If you just want a high-bounce ball, you can getthree of themfor around $8 which is a better deal.
I was born and reared in the Bronx. A &#34;Spaldeen&#34; (Spalding) was the center and heart of most of our games. Stick-ball, punch-ball, stoop baseball, handball and box baseball to name just a few. We invented new games and made up the rules. Many were handed down from generation to generation. The balls I ordered, if memory serves, are not the same as I played with.
This was a gift for my 8-year old. He played with it Christmas day and it ripped at the seam after very little play.
I'm from NY City and this ball brings back many memories of the stick ball games and stoop ball. All I need now is the stick.
Very bouncy, nice feeling ball. This is about as simple as a toy can get, yet it is very addictive. I can't stop bouncing mine - everyone is getting annoyed at me, but I just love bouncing it!Every kid should get one of these.
There is something strangely satisfying about the simplicity of bouncing a rubber ball. Not a bouncy ball, but a rubber ball filled with air. It doesn't get any simpler, but the quality seems to be there and I bounce mine around all the time. Seems durable.
If you grew up in New York City, or any large city for that matter, you have to get one of these for your desk to display if nothing else. Unfortunately, most kids today wouldn't know what to do with it. You could try and teach them, but good luck. These belong to our era and the memories they bring back are priceless.
Its a great little item. I'm only 16 so I can't comment on how the ones were back in the day, but I use this during the winter and summer to practice pitching, and catching for Baseball. They're great for that because you can bounce them off of a concrete wall if you are alone. Overall, for 5 bucks, get it. Its Fun to bounce back  and forth in the street too.
The texture was smooth. Smooth and super dry. Almost like a rosin bag it was so dry. You could get a good grip on a ball like that. I'm glad now to have saved one in a shadow box display.So I was out yesterday shopping for a few little trinkets and what do I see but these Spaldings. Well, I bought one, of course, and brought it home.Todays' Spaldings are 60mm (2.3622") in diameter.
The picture makes you think you you're ordering two balls. That would make sense, right? But I received just one and had to order the second one separately.
Answer: yes