Tourna Mesh Carry Bag of 18 Tennis Balls

Very nice

I don’t play tennis, so I can’t have an opinion as how these would function as game balls, but the bright color makes it easy to see for my low vision dog and they appear to hold up well despite repeated dog chomping and being exposed to the elements. N.b., they do not hold up so well to the lawn mower however. LOL

Does your dog destroy tennis balls faster than you thought possible? Does your monthly budget include "800 tennis balls for freeloading dog" as an expense? This bag of 18 balls is the closest thing to an answer to your problem as you will ever get. My dog is a jerk. He is the kind of jerk that will chew through that $5 squeaky tennis ball I bought for him at Petsmart or Petco in about 15 seconds. Luckily for him, he is an adorable jerk, so I still buy him nice things. He is obsessed both with fetch and with destroying anything that belongs to him. The trick is preventing him from indulging in both of these hobbies at the same time. He will try to destroy the tennis ball no matter what. It is in his mouth and he is a dog with big sharp teeth and 80 pounds of wallet shattering muscle. But, because these balls have no air pressure, his big sharp teeth poking a hole (or 7) in the sides of this ball will not cause it to lose its bounce! The sides of these tennis balls are so sturdy that the first box I bought lasted for several months! Unfortunately, dogs learn things, and my dog Diesel is no slouch. He noticed that there were no tennis ball remnants sitting around in his favorite places. He set out to solve this issue. After fetching until near exhaustion, he opted not to return the ball to me. He found a nice cozy corner and shredded that ball over the next thirty minutes. We have a routine now. Because chewing makes him happy and because I feel bad about the soul crushing look he gives me when I take the ball from him before he destroys it, I let him go through the tennis balls pretty quickly. He is limited to one box per month because I'm not made of money and he is getting too efficient at eating tennis balls. I guess I am a bit stingy, because $15 per month is a low price to pay for an extremely happy dog. At $30 per month, that is more than a ball per day. You should buy a Chuck It, or a similar device, to help you throw these tennis balls or your arm will feel like a slot machine after all of the fetch you will be playing. For additional entertainment, drop all 18 tennis balls on your dog at once. Videotape is a must. Good luck with your happy pups.

Was great for my dog

I don't play tennis or any other related sport which uses a tennis ball. However, my dog loves to play catch and she loves to chew and subsequently destroy tennis balls. I purchased the Tourna balls for no other reason than cheap cost. In all honesty, I expected the quality to be equally as cheap, but it didn't matter because my dog didn't pay for them, I did. I'm happy to report that my initial assessment was erroneous. The balls are great. For starters, they have a nice bright color. The felt (I hope that's what it's called) maintained its color and durability, in spite of my dog's depraved slobbery chewing sessions. Even after she thoroughly abuses each ball, they retain a high bounce, and travel fast and far, despite sometimes being lathered with thick layers of dog saliva. The balls are regularly exposed to diverse settings, i.e., grass, dirt, mud, beach sand, and at times--the toilet. I don't think tennis balls are designed to be washed. But I had to after several "catch" sessions. Once they dry, they generally lose very little bounce or felt. The most surprising aspect was with regards to ball pressure. My dog is an 80 pound Weimaraner with powerful teeth and a tennis ball chewing compulsion. She truly puts them to the test. Of all the brands she has punctured and ripped apart, the Tourna withstood the greatest abuse and held its design integrity the longest. In my personal opinion, Tourna balls are perfect--even for human athletes. But I'm easy. My dog Abbey has more stringent standards. Much to my dismay, she informed me that after careful deliberation, she rated them 4 stars. Her opinion enraged me. Accordingly, I demanded an explanation for this travesty, and also smashed a Limited-edition Dale Earnhardt Collector Plate against the wall. My dramatic outburst failed to influence her opinion. She firmly reiterated that she is presently reserving her 5 star rating, due to one crucial factor. Abbey conceded that she might revisit the matter and consider rating them 5 Stars if Tourna introduces a bacon flavored tennis ball. I must also confess that after our heartfelt talk, I became convinced by her rationale. It's a well known fact and accepted truth that bacon makes everything better. Hell, even Jack In The Box makes a bacon shake now. Hear that Tourna? Your customers want bacon! Cheers, Joaquin

I bought a bag of 18 balls hack in December 2019. My dog is ball obsessed. She loves to chase them, catch them in the air, chew on them, and (my favorite) not give them back after fetching them. For that reason, I started using two at a time. Nothing will make her drop her current tennis ball like a second tennis ball! It's now December 2023 and after many many MANY ball throwing sessions, over the last four years, my dog finally needs a replacement bag of tennis balls. Long story short, these are durable, good quality, and a fair price. Can't beat it!

They fit with the chuckit ball thrower- my lab and pit either lose the balls or chew through them and these are great for them

First off, these were not purchased for playing tennis so you should read other reviews for that. These were purchased as dog toys for playing fetch with a chuck-it. The rubber inner of the previous pet-grade tennis balls we purchased would split in half after an hour or two of hard play in a grassy yard, after which the balls wouldn't throw, roll, or bounce well at all. These Tourna balls have been indestructible in comparison, and a couple months later it is obvious it is going to take a very long time to go through a bag of 18 as not a single one has split or otherwise become unusable. The felt wears down but adheres to the rubber inner ball just fine, and the balls continue to throw, roll, and bounce like they are new. Our dog has managed to pull one 1" square patch of felt away from the first one we gave him months ago, but otherwise they function like normal, albeit substantially dirtier and with less nap to the felt.

We bought these as training balls for my son to practice his batting(Cricket). They are firm and have great bounce. Great price aswell.

I rarely post a review for a product let alone for something I bought a year ago but I have been meaning to do this review for a while just never got round to it. With that said, these are great tennis balls for the price and I was pleasantly surprised. Durable enough that I even used a few to play some backyard cricket with friends and they lasted the matches. Good consistent bounce and durability is what I was hoping for when buying them and it's what I got. Make of that what you will.

Como pelotas de tenis: Utilicé un par de éstas para una tarde con amigos y nada fuera de lo ordinario. No son de calidad profesional pero eso es totalmente entendible. Como pelotas para jugar con perro: Excelente en el sentido de la relación precio-cantidad y calidad. Mi perro jugó con ellas por días, llevándolas al parque y, como rebotan más que muchos juguetes, no paró de correr y correr. Después de un tiempo (o de tener una pelota en el hocico todo el día) se empieza a caer levemente el afelpado, pero eso sólo afecta si tu perro es un mordelón en extremo. El envío como siempre con Amazon, sin problema alguno. Recomendadas más como pelotas para perros que para jugar tenis (de manera seria), pero en ambos casos es un producto recomendable.

It’s very good for practice.

I do 8 Christmas shoe boxes for children and always put a tennis ball in each one. It’s good you can buy them in bulk and the balls look good quality. Thanks