Athletic Works Pressurized Tennis Balls, 3-pack, All Court Use

Don't play tennis. This is my German Shepherds favorite toy. It's basically his binkie because he carries it everywhere. 🤣 He loses the balls pretty frequently, so I'm constantly replacing them. These are cheap and fits into my budget. My German Shepherds keep me young and flexible, since I spend most of my days fetching them out from under my furniture. 🤣 I tried a soccer ball ⚽️ so I could stop crawling around on my hands and knees fetching tennis balls. That was a waste because he only LOVES tennis balls and I love him, so that's that. 🤣

I didn't buy these to play tennis, but as a therapy device for the bottom of my foot to relieve plantar fasciitis pain. I put one ball in a long plastic bag and roll my foot over the ball. I hold onto the end of the bag to prevent the ball from rolling away. I will use the other two balls in the clothes dryer to fluff up items like comforters. Consider buying this set of 3 balls to learn how to juggle.

These are a great value especially when you have purchased very often over the last 8 years. Our BC loves them!! I like the packaging and the tab to open. When she hear's that noise or catches a glimpse of the package she goes wild. We shoot them in a Nerf gun down our yard. it helps her run off energy. Then when she is tired she leaves them in the yard. Right now there is about 6 in our yard. That is how she runs my energy off, collecting her balls daily.! Lol

I'm not a tennis player but, these are amazing dog toys. My 95 lbs male Bulldog Chocolate Lab mix chews all the dog toy balls in a day. Fortunately these are the best at the best value. I have raised sheds and 3 acers of fenced land and these balls are all in takes. No ripes and no puntures. I do rinse them before providing them for the dogs fun. Four weeks and all of the balls are still intact, with not cracks. Getting older and launching a ball you hit off the rachet raises your selfasteam. My days are growing closer and my condition dictates my action.

This is not a fair review because the vendor advisement was to purchase them and put the tennis balls in the dryer with a new comforter to smooth out the wrinkles Did it work? Ah no LOL I have no use for tennis balls so I can't say how their performance actually woukd be

Not bad at all for a super cheap brand-new tennis ball. I bought this for stress relief and to exercise my hands, and to play toys for my dogs. I had this tested in any court surfaces, specially indoors and outdoors courts Clay courts will leave clay residue on the tennis balls, which makes it useless. Washing the tennis balls is ok, but can't be given or played for your dogs, because during the washing or soaking period, micro fissure on the tennis balls will soak the water inside and cause bacteria or fungus to accumulate. Only action is to dispose at recycling centers. Purchased only a brand-new tennis balls for your Canine Family member, because you don't know where those use tennis balls came from or if those use tennis balls has been thoroughly cleaned.

The price increased 30% in less than a year. I can buy cheaper ones at Target. This used to be my go to brand for my dog's tennis balls but I'll be using something else since the price went up. Shame. I used to recommend buying this brand in bulk on dog pages but getting too expensive now.

I bought these to go on the bottom of my husband's walker. so that they wouldn't scratch the floor. I needed something inexpensive because they would be sliced. I could tell these balls were good quality because it took me a dozen attempts to cut though with a blade. So the price was right for this project!

Better than Nerf balls for pups and dogs. They chewed up those Nerf balls mind you all three sizes in no time. All the Nerfs were totally gone in a few days. Nerfs were a total waste of money. These are still here today. So buy these not the Nerfs. I will say my dogs pups and Neighbors dogs and pups loved the squeak in Nerfs. Nerfs are softer and easier to squish too. But they all love these as well. So these win. These do smell terrible when you first take them out of the tube. Like rubbery plastic. Let them air out a few days to a week before giving them to your pups. Most of mine did not want to wait and accepted the stench regardless lol.