Pack of 60 orange

Very impressed with the quality of these TT balls, specially for the money. Nittaku premium remains the gold standard for TT balls but these are the best buget replacement I've tried so far. These slightly on the heavier side which makes them feel substantial while hitting, very much like Nittaku. I also tried Sanwei 3* ABS balls but they felt really light and not enjoyable to play with. The surface is slightly textured which makes them grip the rubber and the table well thus making them quite spinny. But this texture does seem to be leaving a bit white powdery residue on the rubber and I suspect the grippiness may wear off after a few weeks. No idea about the long tern durability but so far these seem well made and have taken the abuse well, none have broken yet. At many times cheaper than Nittaku premium, even if they don't last as long, would still be worth the money. Edit - Dec 8, 2020 After 5 weeks, none of them have broken yet so durability seems good. Even after the white textured surface wears off, these TT balls still have lot of grip and don't feel slippery.

It's a big bunch of balls. The orange is a nice contrast to the normal white ping pong balls. Makes them easier to find when they get hit into planter boxes and anywhere off the patio. The last bunch we ordered lasted 3-4 years, but they did begin to crack pretty easily after being outside for that long. But overall, they bounce nice, look great and I would obviously order again. Overall a very good value.

Great product and buying in bulk was definitely a great idea. It’s several years later and these are the only pingpong balls I use and alas I’m running low. Will definitely be buying these when I run low.

I was reluctant because I was not sure of the quality, although they are labeled as 3-star balls. I decided to give them a try because they are not expensive and find them to be very good. These are good balls and I have not noticed any differences in weight, size, roundness or bounce from other 3 star balls. These are not poly/plastic balls. They are plenty good for ordinary practices and plays (save the expensive poly balls for real plays). And if you are to get them to use as practice balls, you will find them exceptional or even a little wasteful. So, I do recommend these balls, and the only reason I didn't give a 5-star is because I don't have any data on their durability; currently they are holding up well. (I rank 2000+ for those in the know.)

We bought a set if four paddles and play ping pong off the kitchen countertop island with the kids! Having so many balls to play with keeps everyone in the game and happy. They seem to last well as we sometimes accidentally step on them - and they're just fine! When we're done playing, we just sweep them up into a corner. Just the thing for a rainy day.

Used these to pull raffle prizes. Price and durability were very important. We needed 200 at a good price (found it) and balls that could take some roughing up and last a long time. Found our winner with these balls.

Great bounce, great price and cats love them.

They are hard enough I was expecting very poor quality but in fact they are very bouncy and durable. You can't go wrong with this balls. If you want them for multiball practice they are more than perfect. However, I know that some people will say that they are just trash, but unless you are a Top player who needs 3 stars Nittaku balls for every single training session, they are more than perfect. I train every day I have very good technique and I find this balls amazing. Just one thing, feeling is a bit different from plastic balls since this balls are Celluloid balls, yet if you want to do some no-spin multiball they are great. They also work great with backspin but the feeling is a bit different. It is just a matter of technique those who play will understand. With plastic balls you can hit on top of the ball even if the balls has backspin. It's very difficult to do that with celluloid. Nevertheless, I insist for this price you can't go wrong