ProNine 11 YSC Reduced Injury Softballs – 11 Inch – Dozen
$74.95 Original price was: $74.95.$65.95Current price is: $65.95.
The ProNine 11 YSC is an 11 inch reduced injury softball for players learning the game: low compression construction with a durable rubber center, a synthetic vinyl cover with a tough tacky grip, and a medium seam height sized for small hands. It looks and…
The ProNine 11 YSC is an 11 inch reduced injury softball for players learning the game: low compression construction with a durable rubber center, a synthetic vinyl cover with a tough tacky grip, and a medium seam height sized for small hands. It looks and throws like a real softball while taking the fear out of learning to catch one, and ProNine rates it for official league play at this level. Sold by the dozen.
Built for First Seasons
New softball players learn fastest when the ball is not the enemy. Low compression softens mishandled catches and body contact, the tacky vinyl cover gives small hands something to hold in any weather, and the seam height is cut for fingers that are still growing into the game.
Machine and Coach Pitch Friendly
ProNine rates the family perfect for coach pitch and arm-style pitching machines, which makes this dozen the natural cage-and-practice companion for entry-level fastpitch programs.
Where It Fits
The ProNine 10 YSC is the 10 inch sibling: most programs match the reduced injury ball size to the game ball their age group plays. When players graduate, the fastpitch softballs collection has their league’s stamped game ball waiting; the baseball side of this idea lives with the Level 1 tee ball baseballs.
ProNine 11 YSC Softball Specifications
- Size: 11 inch
- Sold by the dozen
- Seam: Medium Seam Height for Small Hands
- Cover: Synthetic Vinyl with Tough Tacky Grip
- Center: Durable Rubber
- Low compression construction
What does reduced injury mean?
Low compression construction with a durable rubber center, per ProNine’s reduced injury line. It is a training-friendly take on a real softball, not a foam toy.
10 inch or 11 inch?
Match the size your age group plays or is about to play. Smaller hands and tee-ball-age players usually start at 10 inch; most youth fastpitch plays 11 inch.
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