USA 250 Yardball
A ball and a glove in one. Throw it, catch it, no mitt required.
Sold out. Thank you.
It's not just a ball. You'll know on the first catch.
Four ounces. Enough heft to really throw, light enough to toss all afternoon.
Firmer than foam, softer than a baseball. A missed catch is just a laugh.
Real leather that warms up in your hand and breaks in the more you throw it.
It lands in a bare hand with a soft, solid thwap. No glove, no sting.
Not too hard, not too soft, perfect weight to be able to throw without causing injury or breaking things. Matthew · Glove Tan · ★★★★★
The details
STARS, STRIPES, & BACKYARD THROWS
This one calls for a Yardball. Meet the 250th Celebration Yardball, a limited-run design made to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary with stars, stripes, and the kind of handcrafted detail Yardball does best. Bring it to the backyard. Toss it around at the cookout. Leave it out on the shelf if you must, but we think it looks even better in play. Built for summer. Made for the moment.
People keep throwing it.
It's heavy enough to throw quite a distance but soft enough so that if my grandson misses the catch, it won't break his nose.
I said, “You throw it. And you catch it. No glove required.” … And he got into it. Highly recommended for everyone, including dumb brothers.
My family loves it! No game, no rules, just a ball to toss around.
Brings me back to my childhood. Can't remember a time I didn't play catch with my Dad. Now playing it with my Grandkids.
We're fans for life. Really wish we could get our hands on some of the sold out limited editions though!
Kids loved it. played catch all afternoon.
Will the USA 250 come back?
Made once, maybe twice. When this run's gone, the next LPR will be something different.
Can you really catch it bare-handed?
Yes. It's softer than a baseball and sized for bare hands. That's the whole idea.
How big is it?
10.5 inches around and four ounces. Bigger than a baseball, smaller than a softball.
Is it a good gift?
It's the gift that doesn't sit in a drawer. It lives on a desk until someone throws it.
