Tourna Pressure less Tennis Balls (60 balls)

I got these for my tennis-ball-loving-dog when they were on sale. These balls fit Chuck-It stick throwers perfectly. My dog does not differentiate between these and any other tennis ball. I also appreciate that they came in a draw-string plastic bag that is durable enough to get some more use before I throw it away.

Great set of practice balls. Had two sessions with them so far and balls are holding up great. Good bounce and they aren't losing the "fuzz" quickly. So far I am very pleased.

Great bounce, durable felt, good weight and feel at contact.

Great value for 60 pressureless tennis balls

These are our dogs favorite balls. Cheapest. Durable.

I bought 120 of these pressureless balls for my tennis ball machine and have used them for three hours of machine play so far. My ball machine has two rotating wheels to allow for straight (no spin), sliced, and top spin balls to be served. When using differential spin, the rotating wheels put a lot of wear and tear on the felt, but these balls so far have held up very well, with minimal loss of "fuzz". Picking them up with my TennTubes was difficult though as they are slightly smaller, only by a few millimeters. My TennTubes hold twenty regular size balls, but these fall out of the tubes after picking up no more than five. Sticking a few pieces of Gorilla tape around the opening made it possible for these smaller balls to stay in the tube.

I use these for the dogs. A great price compared to other items including Amazon.

These are better than pressurized tennis balls for practice. They provide plenty of replay value as they are very durable. You can play with these until the felt is ripped off. Each ball will give you ~30 days of hitting-life.

My husband prefers one of the name brands that he usually uses. I thought these balls would work for his tennis ball practice machine, but he was not happy with them.

We bought these balls to throw to our dogs. Another review says they hold up well for this purpose. In 10 minutes, with 3 new balls, the dogs "broke" 2 of them. Also, these balls are slightly smaller than a regular tennis ball. We use a "thrower" and they are not as tight. They also seem lighter as they don't go as far.