Penn Pressureless Tennis Balls | Ideal for Teaching, Training, Practice, Ball Machine

good, sturdy balls.

An okay price and quality. Will work well for a beginning player and then the dog will be thrilled to get the hand-me-downs. If you're more than an novice player (read that as you can play a set without hitting it over the fence), just pay the extra pennies for pressurized balls as the cost savings really isn't that significant.

I've been thinking about buying pressureless balls for a while and I first tried different brand, cheaper ones than Penn. On my first try with the balls, I heard popping sound when I hit the balls and some balls bounced unnaturally. It was just a regular, not too hard strokes. I returned them and bought Penn presureless balls instead. I've been practicing/playing with these balls for 5~6 times already for a couple of times in each session. All balls are still perfect and bounce much better than the cheaper brand balls I experienced. [Pros] - Still good and going strong after 2 months [Cons] - None found yet

Pros: Great affordable price for practice balls! Cons: Low-quality control for tennis balls I have made a total of 4 purchases so I can speak to the quality control. One of the 12 ball batches that I ordered looked new but each ball was under pressured. The balls were definitely flat with very low bounce. I went to Big 5 and also placed another amazon order and the results were different. My other 2 purchases had tennis balls that were pressurized to the level of "just opened new can" bounce level. Definitely do a bounce test or simply give them a good squeeze. In my case the entire 12 ball bag was under inflated. The other purchases had better bounce but not all of them were inflated to the same level.

These balls were perfect for the purpose of practice so I would not have to be chasing balls all day long. While they may not be for a competitive round, that was not the intention of their purchase. Practice balls that work perfectly for their use.

My labrador retriever has an obsession with tennis balls and one is never enough! Somehow she manages to store them all over my house and then bark for me to pick them up and fetch them - it can get overwhelming so it's fantastic I can put them back in the bag they came with and store them all away when I don't have time be fetching balls to my dog. Good value and so far good quality

I actually bought these as part of a game for my dog. She doesn’t care to fetch tennis balls at all, but she’ll play with them in the house when I have some activities set up that require her to move these in order to receive a reward. They’re definitely sturdy & bounce great.

We have bought the "Tennis Balls" from pet stores before, and have come to the conclusion the BEST for our dogs are the Penn Pressureless Balls. They have enough bounce to keep the "leaping retriever" happy, and are durable enough to keep the "chewing retriever" happy. The "nosy retriever" KNEW what was in the box when UPS made the Amazon delivery!. She pushed it from the entryway into the kitchen, laid down and stared at it. The best day is Christmas when we open the bag and drop the balls in the middle of the floor. Three happy dogs thinking they died and went to heaven! These balls are well worth the price!

Excellent pour ma machine à balles.

Las compre para mis perros que les encantan las pelotas de tenis!! A ellos les gustaron mucho😅

Bon rapport qualité-prix

Me parece excelente que vienen en bolsita para llevar cuando uno juega. En realidad dice que son pelotas para pràctica pero me resulta que funcionan excelente. No se percibe peso diferente a las que vienen al vacio. Sin duda las comprarìa otra vez.

Excelentes producto