Nerf Balls

Nerf Balls : Nerf Balls were soft, sponge-like balls that came out in the 80's. They were available in big and small shapes and also as footballs and smaller tennis-type balls. They were very safe to play with.

Later on Nerf Balls came out with long tubes that you could use to shoot Nerf Balls at each other and later still they came with a bow and arrow type Nerf weapon.

I remember having a great time with them. The only bad thing was that they would wear down easily because they were so soft.

Dina T.

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I had a nerf ball in the early 70's,it was green and football shaped.Excellent,as Mum let me play indoors with it,cause it was soft foam and couldn't do any damge.

Al 28-Feb-2005, 11:59:45 AM


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Nerf balls saved me tons of bodily harm in Jr. High when I was continously pegged by the jocks in gym class during dodge-ball. I like using them to play volleyball with too, since I have trouble picking up movement due to less-than-perfect vision.

Goob 21-Jun-2007, 09:12:11 PM


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