Penn Pressureless Tennis Ball Pack (12 balls)

My GSD carries 2 of these balls at the time; destroys at least 2 of these balls on an average day - 4 on a good day; absolutely obsessed with these balls. Highly recommended.

I bought this item for my dog, who losses a ball every other day. They have a great bounce and haven't frayed yet. Great price for a larger quantity.

Just bought a tennis machine and needed pressureless balls for it. These were the best price I could find (had to order 200 balls altogether, so I ordered 16 packages). The order shipped quick and the balls are excellent quality.

This product worked great for what I needed it for. I purchased for my company to be used with rolling walkers so the legs of walker roll easy and do not scratch our floors. With a few slits they slide on and keep floors scratch free. Plus you can't beat the price.

My dog breaks apart the balls in the pet section too easily, but these are very durable!

These Penn pressure-less tennis balls work are great and Walmart had a very good price for them. They have good bounce, feel like pressured balls, and work well in tennis ball machines

i purchased these tennis balls for my rottwliler. and they last for a good amount of time. they do not tear up like some tennis balls he has played with before. and believe me he has a strong bite.

Ordered this because it said 12 pack. I was lucky to get 9 balls, so I was shorted. Next time, I'll have to go to the store and count them before I make my purchase. What I did receive was exactly what I was needing, just paid for 12, only got 9.

I bought 12 bags of these pressureless balls to replace a much more expensive brand I was using in my ball machine for the past year. I thought, "how different could they be?" These are useless! I guess you get what you pay for. These are so dead, worse than my old balls after I had used them for a year! And they have rubber ridges on each ball where the seams are which affect the bounce.

This order did not go well at all. It arrived very late and when it did I was shocked to see that half of the ball had gone totally soft (even though these are pressure less balls), so essentially useless for practice. I hope Walmart would consider replacing the faulty balls.