• Worth Super Blue Dot 12 Inch Slowpitch Softballs - Dozen - Single optic yellow softball with red stitching printed with the Worth ProTac logo, Super Blue Dot and C-LOK Compression

Worth Super Blue Dot 12 Inch Slowpitch Softballs - Dozen

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Worth Super Blue Dot 12 Inch Slowpitch Softballs - Dozen

$103.95

About the Worth Super Blue Dot 12 Inch Slowpitch Softballs - Dozen

The Worth Super Blue Dot is a 12 inch slowpitch softball built to a .47 coefficient of restitution (COR) and 525 lb compression, the firm, solid feel a lot of slowpitch hitters grew up on. Its optic yellow ProTac synthetic cover and raised red stitching make the ball easy to track out of the pitcher's hand and off the bat. Sold by the dozen, it suits softball teams, rec leagues and batting practice groups that want a hard, consistent ball and do not need an association stamp.

What the Super Blue Dot Numbers Mean

Two numbers describe how a softball plays. COR is how much bounce the ball gives back at impact, and compression is how hard the ball is, measured as the pounds of force needed to squeeze it a quarter inch. At .47 COR and 525 lb, the Super Blue Dot sits at the low-bounce, high-compression end of the slowpitch range. It comes off the barrel with a hard, crisp feel, and it keeps its shape through a long round of batting practice instead of going soft after a few buckets.

ProTac Cover and C-LOK Construction

The ProTac cover is a synthetic with a tacky finish, so pitchers and fielders keep their grip when the ball picks up dust. Under the cover, the C-LOK layer bonds the cover to the poly core and works as a moisture barrier. A softball that takes on moisture gets softer and heavier, so that barrier is what helps this one hold its compression on damp grass and humid nights.

No Association Stamp

This softball does not carry a USA Softball stamp (the organization formerly known as the Amateur Softball Association, ASA). That makes it a fit for practice, pickup games and leagues that set their own ball rules. If your league or tournament requires a stamped ball, check its approved list before you order, and look through our other slowpitch softballs, including the ProNine 52 YSC USA Slowpitch Softballs and ProNine USSSA Classic M Slowpitch Softballs.

Worth Super Blue Dot Slowpitch Softball Specifications

  • Sport: slowpitch softball
  • Size: 12 inch
  • COR: .47
  • Compression: 525 lb
  • Cover: ProTac synthetic, optic yellow
  • Stitching: red
  • Construction: poly core with C-LOK moisture barrier
  • Stamp: none (not USA Softball / ASA stamped)
  • Model: YS2RS
  • Sold as: one dozen

Frequently Asked Questions

Can we use the Super Blue Dot in league games?

Only if your league allows an unstamped .47 COR, 525 lb softball. Many rec and church leagues write their own ball rule, so ask your league director or check the rule sheet first.

Is this a fastpitch softball?

No. It is built and marked for slowpitch softball.

How many softballs are in an order?

Twelve. The ball is sold by the dozen.