40 Pack Pickleball Balls Outdoor USAPA Approved Pickleball Balls, Plastic Baseball Practice Baseballs Training Balls, Stable Flight Trajectory, High Elasticity 40 Holes

Ordered these for my mother to use and she loves them. There are plenty of balls and they work well. Durable and bounce like you’d expect.

"Maybe" ok to practice serves ... but i tried one and said no and packed them all up again.

We use these to play outdoors on tennis courts converted to Pickleball. Comparing them to other name brand balls, these seem to have less "crack" and less bounce then the higher end outdoor balls. But after half a dozen games with the first 5 or 6 balls, we haven't seen any deform or crack, so they appear to be quite durable.I personally don't like the way they play, but my wife and I love to sometimes just rally and play a singles "long game" where we employ more tennis like style. Yea, I know the pros don't play like that, but we have fun doing it since we're both former tennis players. These balls don't carry or bounce as well as others, so they don't fit that play style as well. That being said we played a half a dozen games the other day with another couple who we FAR better than we are, and we played some pretty intense short "dinking" games and these balls performed very well.

I don't get why they only give you one mesh bag to store it in; it's obviously not going to fit all 40 in there.They come out to about $1.25 each, at the current price, so I guess if you lose the balls a lot, or wear them out, then it's a better buy to get this in bulk. I mean it's a lot of pickle balls...These balls definitely feel durable; I've seen others that look super cheap where I can tell just from looking at the photos.

How good this ball is depends on what you’re looking for. These balls are a bit heavy and are boucier than a Franklin X40, which is generally the go-to ball of my club. Consequently, my buddies didn’t like it.However the beginners in my club use a heavier boucier ball similar to this, and they like this one just fine. It’s not as hard or as likely to break as the X40.

We play a lot of pickleball, so we go through balls semi-regularly. The value for money of this set is definitely good. In terms of the ball quality, they are not your cheapy lightweight balls - they are pretty close to the real deal. We got them because we play in a league and tournaments, so want to have balls that most closely reflect what we use in those settings. They are good quality, nice bounce.

My husband is called "ball whisperer" by his pickleball friends. He can tell who's ball it is by sight and sound, so this review is from his input. He got a chance to play with them today outdoors in 50 degree weather. He says they are a seamed yellow ball that looks a lot like an O..x ball and plays a little like a new Jugs ball. It doesn't have the crack sound of a Fr.....n or not close to a D..a. At this price, you can buy other balls on sale in quantity, but it is a good price for this ball. From playing just once, it's hard to tell how it will hold up, but with some hard hitters, none cracked. His guess is they will soften after a couple days of play. A good price for beginners or kids.Played again today and the players liked them. They are softer feeling balls which played very nicely. They do not bounce very high on tennis courts, which makes for a softer, more advanced game. No cracks again after 3 hours of play with some bangers. Maybe some of the big names in balls better watch out, as the quality of these cheaper Chinese balls improve. 5 stars.

This is a dream. Economies of scale. Buy 40 together for a cheaper rate than a few at a time, replacing them as they lose bounce. The quality is great. They have some punch off the racket and I've found the bounce to last longer than prior balls. That being said, its hard to make comparisons among balls. To me, they cross the threshold of being a high functioning ball that endures or not. These balls cross the threshold and are a solid purchase.