My Balls Pack of Jumbo 3" Size Ball Pit Balls in Selected Grade & Quantity for Home or Business Use

Our Jumbo 3" Size Commercial Grade Balls were designed for Business Use as well as for Home Use. Soft Air-Filled; Re-enforced Seam and Crush-Resist. Perfectly Safe for Kids of over 1 year old and with body weight up to 250+ lbs ( Standard Home Grade Balls up to 150+ lbs best for Kids age 10 and under ). When buying Ball Pit Balls, the Size Does Matter! Our Jumbo Size 3" Balls are over 2X the size by volume compared with others 2.35"(60mm) or 2.25"(55mm) balls sold on Amazon. Refer to our Ball Size Comparison Chart for Details. Each pack of 100 Jumbo 3” Balls will Provide approx. 1.4 cubic feet of Volume. Built with Phthalate Free; Lead Free; BPA Free; non-Toxic; non-Recycled Food Grade Plastic. Smooth non-porous surface make cleaning & maintenance easy. We DO NOT add chemicals to enhance colors; and/or to protect against UV light. Less Chemicals means these balls are safer for younger kids. These balls are the most durable balls available in the market . Using a unique 2-stage blow-molding process to ensure consistency in thickness & weight. Each Ball weighed in at 15 grams ( 10 grams for Standard Home Grade Balls ) heavy, compared with our competitor's balls weighed at only 3~5 grams light, These Balls would last much longer even under the most demanding usage. Bright Colors of Red; Yellow; Blue; Green; Purple, Orange, etc. Our Commercial Grade Balls available in 30+ Popular Colors. Prepackaged for fast immediate shipping in packs of 100~600 Balls. Ball Pit Balls are shipping by volume known as Dimensional Weight and not at actual weight, therefore Amazon DO charges separate shipping due to large size & volume. Designed in the US and Made in China. for Warranty Information? please refer to the manufacturer for details.

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