KEVENZ 12/24-Pack Standard Pressure Training Tennis Balls, Highly Elasticity, More Durable, Good for Beginner Training Ball

I had been using the dollar store dog tennis balls. My cowboy corgi (Who amazingly enough loves and cares for his toys) would end up splitting the dollar store ones in half within a week. I've been on my first one of these balls for the past month and it's still in great shape. I'm tickled with these tennis balls. This set will probably last him for 2 years. Great value!!

Exactly what I wanted for a great price

The media could not be loaded. Order these for the second time, durable and bouncy tennis balls I’m a huge sports junkie, especially fond of play tennis. I’ve been using penn’s tennis ball for a long time, my friend gave me 2 packs Kevenz tennis ball to try last week because he always wants me to try something new. I highly doubt if this new brand could meet my expectations. But my friend insists me to try it out and promise I would like them. So we began to use them, for 2 hours aggressive play, the ball still look like brand new, held up extremely well. I have to say they have a true bounce and very durable, the wool fiber hardly falls off.More surprisingly, I wanted to put them to more test so I used the same ball for 5 games, 10 hours, even though the wool fiber start to falling off, but the ball still going strong and bounce like a new one. The balls comes with a simple package from what I saw on my friend’s set, which I totally understand that brand wants to reduce the cost when they can. For $1/ball, such a good deal, and it’s almost half the price comparing to other brands. But the quality of the tennis balls didn’t reduced, what a great seller. For 50% of the price I can get a set of top notch tennis balls, amazing! So I decided to order from Kevenz , I was very excited while waited the balls to arrive, just like I said, they come with simple packing but the whole box looks very neat and beautiful. And the box seems well made, suitable for storage.

This is a box of balls, not pressurized. But it worked great for practice and were not so expensive that we worried about losing them. Would not use for a game but perfect for practice.

Not sure if this is the same with every batch, but the set I received each ball was two halves barely fused together and then wrapped with the yellow tennis ball covering. Since these balls bounce poorly and are misshapen, I don’t feel it would be conducive to playing tennis. But for indoor fetch with my labradoodle, they are absolutely perfect. I plop them all in a basket and my pup picks them all out and brings them to the closest human for a riveting game of indoor fetch. I have these set on a six-month recurring delivery so by the time I am down to only a ball or two, which seems perfect for our needs. If you want to play outdoor fetch, I would recommend a 3-pack of name brand tennis balls to have on hand as well.

As described, great at price point. Keeps my dog busy for hours

I have a 36 pound border collie, which is quite literally a tennis ball fetching addict! I bought these for him. They only last 2 times It fetching (1hr-2hr) at most. At the least, they have lasted about 45 minutes. My dog does not chew on them,, he is not one of the dogs who’s goal is to destroy them! The only thing he does besides fetch them, is bite down on them repeatedly as if he were trying to make it squeak. The only time he does this is while he is being the ball back after after i throw it. I am no idea why these balls are pressurized they shouldn’t be because they’re 2/2 they’re made from chew rubber halves, that aren’t even still together very well. If they were still together very well my 36 pound border collie would not be able to bite down on them. He was done over and over while bring in the bathroom looks like he’s kind of chewing gum are trying to squeak them. I swear yesterday one of these balls just slash and 2/2 just covered by the felt after only 6 throws. I have no idea what they’d be like for tennis but I have a feeling they do the same thing! I buy tennis balls, because my dog prefers them, so much that he won’t play with another type of ball!! I try ( i am buying real ones ) to buy real, pressurized, tennis balls, instead of the ones that they specifically make for dogs.I do so because, they are not made if 2 halves glued together (which always eventually come apart) , and because the pressurized ball bounce incredibly well . Even after they loose pressure they still bounce better than n the balls made from 2 halves, and most definitely these balls, which are pressurized, but quickly loose pressure after the halves start to detach. Another thing i take issues with, is that these “pressurized bells come in a box, so they are not fully pressurized when they are received. Pressurized tennis balls should be stored in a container which is designed to maintain the pressure of the balls . Like the container which holds 3 at a time, the balls are not subject to pressure change until the pressure in the container, becomes less than that inside each of the balls. I would gave given 2 stars , if not for this hypocrisy.