GKK 27 Pack Tennis Balls,Training Tennis Ball Pressure-less Practising Bulk Tennis Balls for Youth/Beginners/Pet Dogs High Altitude Playing Balls

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Tennis is one of my favorite sports to both play and watch. And these low pressure balls are excellent, my cousin and I play together most weekends, and where always loosing balls, so it is very nice to have these in Bulk at such a low price, I got mine for free to review, but id have zero hesitation going out to buy this bulk set again once we inevitably loose all the balls. Between my dog and my cousin, these balls got us covered for a long time. If you're a reckless Tennis player and have a dog that likes to chase these, than this set is absolutely for you!!Highly Recommended!!5/5 STARS *****

The quality not good

Not much to say here: they are tennis balls, they bounce, and my dog loves chasing them. About as well made and sturdy as any other ball out there.

Got these tennis balls just in time to get some game time with them. I love using low pressure balls while playing with friends because it allows for more control due to the slower speed and less bounce. I didn't find an defects in this bulk pack and would recommend it for either tennis training or even for a dog toy.

The quality itself isn't that bad but my poodle had already separated the ball halves after about 10 minutes. The fuzz covering held it together long enough for me to trash it but I would avoid because of this. Probably a choking/swallow hazard for most breeds.

These are mediocre quality balls if you're actually getting them for a dog they will not last really long. They're the kind of cheap balls that split down the middle very easily, so I guess it's a good thing that it comes with so many in the box. You're better off getting a couple packs of Kong balls if you're considering these for a dog. I have two German shepherds and they've gone through two of these balls every 3 days since I've gotten them. They last a little longer than the cheapest balls you're going to get, but not by much. I don't play tennis so I can't give them any reviews based off of how well they bounce or feedback when you hit it with a tennis rack, though I can say they have pretty good bounce to them on grass when throwing it with a handheld Chuck-it launcher. Up until the point they split they actually retain their shape very well. Just do not expect it to last as good as a Wilson or Penn ball.

My dogs love nothing more than a brand new, bright green tennis ball...and these did not disappoint! They are bouncy and my dogs enjoy chasing them around! They are pretty sturdy, too, since the puppy has not been able to tear it apart yet.