Penn Championship Tennis Balls - Extra Duty Felt Pressurized - 3 Balls (Pack of 4)

These Penn Championship tennis balls were great and did not disappoint. They have a good bounce and the bright color makes them very easy to see during play. Once I was done using them for tennis, I even let my dog have a turn, and he loved them too. Overall, they’re high-quality, durable, and versatile; perfect for both sport and play.

A tennis ball is a tennis ball (to a novice as am I) --- so these are terrific and a good value for an amateur to whack a few.

Penn Championship Tennis Balls are basically the rock stars of the tennis world, and I’m just the lucky roadie who gets to use them. These balls have more bounce than a hyperactive kangaroo and more swagger than a Hollywood celebrity. I half expect them to show up at my next game wearing sunglasses and a leather jacket. They handle extra duty like it’s a walk in the park—no court is too rough, no serve too fierce. These balls laugh in the face of gravel and grit. If tennis balls had a personal trainer, these would be bench-pressing their way to greatness. I’m pretty sure they’ve started developing abs. The best part? They make me look like I know what I’m doing. I hit one of these, and suddenly I’m the king of the court, even if my actual skills resemble a giraffe trying ballet. Every bounce is so perfect that I start expecting applause from the neighbors. If you want tennis balls that will make you feel like a tennis god (or at least make you look like one), these are your ticket to fame and glory—well, at least in your own backyard. Prepare for a game so epic, even your dog might think you’re a pro! 🏆🎾

If you're buying tennis balls so that you can cut slits in them and use them on the bottom of an aluminum walker, it's worth it to pay for these premium tennis balls because they don't wear out as quickly as less expensive balls.

My husband says they’re good tennis balls. I had gone through most of my life, unaware that new tennis balls are vacuum sealed and usually get played with once before they’re deemed “not fresh enough” or whatever the tennis players call it. The dogs enjoy them, but they sure do stack up under the couch and around the house what with that whole “single use” thing. Anyhow, tennis balls…bouncy, but only bouncy *enough* for a short while.

I may be one of the only ones that can’t stand the smell of these. We got them for our dogs for Christmas (they go through tennis balls like crazy) and wanted something durable. They have held up well. They’re lightweight. Our dogs love to chase them.

Great buy for your dog. If you’re dog is anything like mine he can kill a tennis ball in no time but these balls seem to last longer than average

Penn never disappoints