Onix Fuse G2 Pickleball Balls, 3 pack

I bought these for a gift along with the pickleball paddles.

Only balls we play with due to low noise and nice action.

Balls are very durable and have a true bounce. They play well indoors on gym floors as well as outdoor venues. These are great for use in lower level (beginner and intermediate) clinics as these balls are easier to control and have a softer touch than tournament balls (Franklin X40). In 3+ years of clinic use I have had only one ball break. None ever get out of round. I highly recommend these for people that do not want to have to replace balls often and/or want to learn control while on the court.

Perfect for our outdoor winter pickleball. We also use this ball for indoor play. No hard balls (Duras, Franklins, SLK Comp, Engage Neon, Core …. etc.) can last more than a few games during our winter season up here in the north. These balls are slightly slower but at least the would last a few days.

Better bouncing ball for indoors. Find they bounce better than the indoor Franklin ball.

Although I'm a newbie, neither my wife or I could tell the difference between these balls and the one's our club uses which are green. Got these to make it easier to find mine when lots of games are being played and everyone has the green ones.

I really feel the difference with this ball. My backhand s Drop serves feel good with this ball, as you feel the ball and paddle make their connection, therefore more control.

I'm new to Pickleball so I don't have a lot of experience with various brands but these seem great. My son in law plays in tournaments and they're his favorite.

At the Recreation Center I play at pretty much only uses this ball. It's durable and consistent. We've tried multiple other balls and none of them match the fuse G2.

I bought these because I heard they're more durable in the winter than other outdoor balls. Most of us use Franklin x-40s, but below about 45-degrees they crack after about 30-60 mins of play. Enter, Onyx fuse G2. I've played many games with these in sub-45-defree weather. Sadly, their bounce feels so much flatter than other balls I've played with. They're really a completely different ball. It's akin to playing basketball with a ball that isn't fully inflated. Pretty annoying and while, yes, they're more durable, and also heavier and good in windy Seattle, I don't like that the play characteristics are so incredibly different than every other ball on the court. I am bummed that I bought a dozen of these because I probably will need to find a different ball and not even use the other 11.