Amazon Is Selling Rawlings' Bucket of Baseballs for $30 Right Now, and Shoppers Say They're Excellent for Practice
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Now's a great time to get out on the field to play ball, or simply get in top form with baseball-related exercises. No matter what you want to do on the diamond, having a bucket of balls is paramount. Thankfully, Amazon has a great deal on a 24-count of Rawlings practice balls—and it's the lowest we've found online.
The Rawlings 24-Count OLB3 Baseball Bucket is usually $50, but is currently marked down by 40% to make each ball just $1.25. It's this bucket’s lowest price on Amazon in over four years, and you can really see just how great this deal is when compared to this deal on a single OLB3 for $3 at Walmart. Additionally, this bucket has received over 5,000 five-star ratings on Amazon, and more than 10,000 of these buckets were sold from the retailer in the last month alone.
Rawlings 24-Count OLB3 Baseball Bucket, $30 (was $50) at Amazon
Rawlings’ OLB3 balls are perfect for practice with younger players, casual games, and playing catch with the crew. They use a synthetic leather cover for an easy grip, but still have a solid cork and rubber center. Each baseball has a Rawlings logo, an MLB logo, and clearly states they are “Official League OLB3” balls.
One shopper described their experience by saying, “These balls are not soft like T-balls, they are hard like regular baseballs, which is what I was hoping for.” They also reported that “they are well made and have held up well after numerous rounds of hitting with my seven-year-old.”
Another shopper pointed out how the materials hold up in the long run. “If you are practicing on a wet field, these balls allow you to pocket your good leather ones for better conditions. The synthetic holds up better than the leather over the course of a season if they get wet.”
Now is the time to get your bucket of Rawlings’ balls for just $30, the equivalent of $1.25 per ball. With more than 10,000 of these buckets selling in the past month, they could sell out at any time, so grab one soon.