Could you use these for dodgeball for kids?
818113
These are really small, only about the size of a golf ball for cats to bat around. So it wouldn't be effective at all for dodgeball.
818114
No. These are tiny - the size of a ping pong ball or golf ball - and very light weight. They are cat toys and would not work for dodgeball unless your "kids" are cats!
818115
They are much smaller than normal dodgeballs, but soft enough that they wouldn't hurt the kids if you don't think the size would matter to them (they're around golf ball size).
818116
LOL - Kids can use them as they're very soft and harmless but they are very tiny and hard to catch and throw (even for adults, they're that small, barely larger than the size of a ping-pong ball.) If you think they'd be up for a fun challenge, then it's ok!
1279556
I gave these to my grandchildren and some friends, so I'm not sure. I didn't open the package. They all had a good old-fashioned snowball fight with no rules. We even had "catches" with each other, and some juggling, too. Kids have a good imagination and can probably come up with a few ideas.
240740
My two oldest kids figured this out around 2 years old, so yes, 5 and 7 year olds should be able to use these. They're on the big side, though, so you may want to check out the kids' version, which my kids (ages 2-4) have and love.
1897145
They do not bounce very much at all. They are very soft and spongy and perfect for dodgeball. They fly very well when thrown.
196757
I would not recommend it. They are cardboard, somewhat sturdy but not enough to support a child.
799654
Apologies but I'm not sure what you're asking. However, they are very good toys for cats, but not sure they would be appropriate for kids to play with.
1676312
i would imagine the only issues would be the size not fitting tightly enough to be effective, and the child removing them. so, you could certainly try them. i dont remember what age my son was when we started using them. but i didnt now about the ages 3 and up part, so it might have been before then. i just cant remember!
1330658
Depends on the child. If they still put things in their mouth I would say no. Our grandson, if I remember correctly, started really playing with them around 4 1/2.
1572166
No, they are like a very dense spunge. they don't bounce real well but are great for dodge ball.
430970
They should be the perfect size for them. Start out with one set as with 2 irons and a putter they can learn to share. Our 5 grandsons (at the time) were all 3+ and under. Loads of laughs and fun for all.....except for chasing the balls around or finding them in the leaves. Enjoy.
1180460
You can but I wouldn't recommend it if it's for children. It really is key to keeping them from flying off the trampoline.
1571040
These particular balls are a little small for foursquare in my opinion but they would definitely work and are adequately bouncy. I use these balls in my intramurals for dodgeball and they are great though. You can really throw them hard unlike foam balls but when you get hit with them they don't hurt at all.
1823517
Yes I would definitely say they are sturdy enough for balls!! I would use them for that myself if my kids were still around!
1682524
I dont recommend these for kids. These are collector quality. There are alot of interchangeable parts to swap in and out n they are rather small. But if the kid does takes care of his toys, why not :)
281802
Yes! That is what we used them for, then my daughter could play with them afterwards.
2193688
I don't know why not! Kids love them. They feel like a real snowball; without the chill.
1533455
I've never tried that but they are smaller than gumballs so I don't see why not.