Gamma Quick Kids (Transition) Practice Tennis Balls: Red 36, Orange 60, or Green 78 Dot (25%-50% Slower Ball Speed) - 12, 36, 48, 60 Pack Sizes

Great for 5 and under kids

Have used them a lot and they are perfect for our beginners.

My dogs fave balls. Sadly will need to air-out the chemical smell. I suppose they are all the same.

I know these are technically kids training tennis balls, but they are the perfect balls for playing fetch with my dog. They are soft on his teeth but are difficult to puncture.

I've played tennis for more than 20 years. When my son was ready to start, these balls make it much easier than the new Penn or Wilson tennis that I generally play with. There's less bounce to them, which gives him time to learn how to respond to the ball. I remember teaching children with very old used balls to get the same effect. Now he takes lessons at the local public center and they use these balls as well for the children (8-12y/o). Reading the other reviews, I had no problem with the way they arrived. They are round, bounce perfectly like other tennis balls, but have less of a kick to them, which is great for beginners. Highly recommended for new players.

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My son has moved up from the red balls to the orange ones. For the red balls, we were using the Penn QST 36 so this review is in comparison to that ball as well as the Wilson Orange Dot which his coach uses. When these arrived, I was pretty excited to get on the court and start practicing with these new balls. However before getting to the court, I noticed a couple issues.1) This ball seems slightly smaller than the red Penn's that we were using.2) The bounce only seems slightly more than the red Penn's and not what it should be for an orange ball.These balls will do if in a pinch, but there are better ones out there.

I am in my 50's and have a grandson age 7 that is winning local tennis competitions. I decided it was time I try to play some tennis since it is great exercise and fun.I quickly discovered that the regular balls are too fast for me. I can barely hit them and don't have good control. I also have some problems with my wrist and the hard (regular) balls kind of ricochette that energy through my wrist, arm, and then up my shoulder.These balls make tennis a lot more fun for me. I can SEE the balls since they are so bright. I can HIT the balls since they don't come at me so ridiculously fast. The balls don't hurt me (since they are softer) to hit or get hit by them. I don't know if I'll ever have a reason to switch. These provide plenty of challenge and make playing fun. I'd say they are for kids of all ages!