Chuckit! Sport 12 Pocket Ball Launcher – Lightweight Tennis Ball Fetch Dog Toy, Compatible with Medium Balls, 30 cm (Pack of 1)

I'm annoyed that you cant buy these in full length size instead of the 2/3 size for the extra small balls but despite that minor point I absolutely love this! It's lightweight, slim design can slip into most pockets. Small point to note, the cup part takes a little while to loosen up but now that it has - I can fling the ball with no issues.

I've used the cheap ball throwers for years and they generally last about a year or so before snapping. I've always used Chuckit balls and they're fantastic quality , so when my last ball thrower broke I thought I'd give the Chuckit thrower a go. I went for the sport version as there didn't seem to be much difference between the pro and the sport. From what I could see the only difference is the grip. Whilst it was expensive (£15 at time of purchase) I think it was worth the money. It's much more sturdy than the cheap throwers, throws a lot further and feels like it will last a lot longer, so all in all I'm very happy.

I've purchased (all Sport/M) the pocket sized, the 18M and 25M. All products are of similar build quality, non feel cheap and all are upto the job quite nicely. All my comments are at typical throwing of ball power and not 'putting back into it' as naturally the longer thrower will go further distances. All the M sizes work with tennis ball sized balls, though the absolute best is the rubberised Chuckit Ultra balls as they have some heft to them, pretty chew proof, and fly/bounce exceptionally well. The pocket sized thrower is nice just for throwing a ball and arms throw distance without having to pick up a sloppy ball, perhaps on your local wall across a green. The 18M is great for field throwing, you can get some decent range on it far beyond being thrown by hand and generally is a sweet spot. The 25M is certainly long, probably suited for those who can't bend to pick up ball BUT I do find throwing it does have some weight to it - not a problem as a healthy guy, but I'd imagine anyone with wrist injury/strength issues wouldn't approve, it does go a good range but we're talking a couple of extra meters over the 18M. 18M is the sweet spot, but if you have no issues and large fields at your disposal then the 25M is great. So why 4 stars not 5? Honestly the orange tennis ball included with these throwers is absolutely rubbish, dog destroys very quickly, doesn't bounce much, do yourself a favour and add the (...pricey) Chuckit Ultra balls to your shopping cart.

Since buying this I have used it probably 10 times a week, and I’ve had it for over a year. I have a Labrador that could rival 10 year olds for energy. He needs to run, not just walk. The Chuckit launcher pro can throw up to or around 80 - 140 meters depending on level surface and weather conditions. The ball the launcher came with isn’t compatible with my dog, although the chuckit whistle balls are perfect but I’ll move on to them later. If you’re not experienced with how to aim and throw with a launcher or have the space to use it I’d suggest starting off with a smaller one, rather than the pro model. This has with out doubt been the best buy for my dog. I’m so glad I decided to buy it. I can remember debating about spending that much on a launcher but since I did I’ve really not looked back. Other launcher brands just don’t throw as far. I have found that using a ball whilst walking helps me stop my dog from eating things on the floor that he shouldn’t, it gives me that split second to intervene before he gets a chance. It also helps keeps his focus, so he really isn’t interested in other dogs or people whilst he is holding or chasing his ball. The ball he uses is the chuckit whilstle ball, this ball has a couple of holes so that when it is thrown it makes a sound and he can follow. These balls really are perfect for him, although expensive, so annoying when he loses one. I couldn’t praise chuckit enough. Thank you for an amazing product that gets used daily.

I recently purchased the Chuckit! Sport Dog Ball Launcher with the included Medium Tennis Ball, and I am absolutely thrilled with how well it works! It’s made fetch time so much more enjoyable for both me and my dog. Here’s why I’m giving it 5 stars: 1. Easy to Use & Fun for Both Dog and Owner: This ball launcher makes playing fetch so much easier. I love that I don’t have to bend down to pick up the ball each time—it’s super convenient for anyone with back pain or mobility issues. The launcher itself is lightweight, ergonomic, and very easy to grip. It feels natural in my hand, and I can throw the ball much farther than I ever could by hand, which is perfect for tiring out my energetic dog. 2. Great Distance & Accuracy: I was really impressed by how far I can launch the ball with this tool. It’s perfect for getting that long-distance throw for dogs who love to run! The launcher is very accurate, allowing me to aim where I want the ball to land. My dog gets more exercise, and I get less tired from constant throwing! 3. Durable & High-Quality: The Chuckit! Sport Ball Launcher is well-made and feels sturdy. The plastic is tough enough to withstand lots of use, and the Medium Tennis Ball that comes with it is soft yet durable, meaning it won’t tear or lose its bounce quickly, even after hours of play. Plus, it’s gentle on my dog’s teeth, which is a big plus! 4. Perfect for Fetch Anywhere: This set is great for both indoor and outdoor play. I’ve used it in the park, at the beach, and in our backyard. It’s especially useful for open spaces, where I can throw the ball far and give my dog a good run. The ball launcher is easy to carry around, so I can take it with me wherever we go, ensuring we’re always ready for a game of fetch. 5. Keeps My Dog Engaged & Active: My dog absolutely loves fetch, and with the Chuckit! launcher, I can give him the exercise he needs without wearing myself out. He loves chasing after the ball, and I love how much more energy he burns in a shorter amount of time. It’s been a real lifesaver for keeping him entertained on days when we don’t have time for a long walk. 6. Excellent Value for Money: This set offers excellent value for the price. The launcher is affordable, and the quality is exceptional for the cost. The included ball is also a great bonus. I’ve seen similar products at higher prices, but Chuckit! delivers excellent performance without the high price tag. Conclusion: If you’re looking for a high-quality, easy-to-use fetch toy for your dog, the Chuckit! Sport Dog Ball Launcher is a must-have! It’s fun, practical, and makes playtime with your dog much easier and more enjoyable. Whether you have a high-energy dog or just want to make fetch more fun, this toy will definitely improve the experience. Highly recommend!

I didn’t want to buy this to be honest as every toy I’ve got for my dog that’s been this brand has broken, without fail, on the first use or 2. Cheaply made tennis balls that can barely withstand a child hitting it with a tennis racket, let alone a German Shepard fetching it in his mouth. Bear in mind my dog doesn’t destroy his toys. He fetches the ball and brings it back. It’s already split after a couple of throws and is absolutely useless. But I expected that and was careful to buy one that said it would fit regular tennis balls into it, as I have a cupboard full. It’s turned up and it uses a large ball which you can only buy that size from this absolute joke of a brand. So even though the listing specifically said it would fit regular tennis balls. I now have a thrower thing with no balls and if I want the balls for it I have to spend upwards of £20 for 2-3. I will NEVER buy anything from this brand for my dog again. And I’d advise any other pet owner to do the same. A money making scam of a brand whose products have no build quality and don’t last 5 minutes. Given the other reviews complaining about these crappy splitting balls I’m genuinely surprised a dog hasn’t choked to death on one yet. Soon to happen if people keep using this brands terrible products

This launcher, although small, allows me to cast a really long throw for my little terror! It is durable and I cannot forsee it being damaged in any way through proper use. However, the tennis ball that came with it is beyond dreadful; it's downright dangerous. I saw a few people commenting in their reviews that the quality of the tennis ball was shoddy and I thought to myself "They've probably got dogs that are 'chewers' who have destroyed it themselves". Therefore, I really was not anticipating any problems with the included ball..... How wrong was I?! Listen to the reviews, the ball is awful. My lad is not a chewer, simply a retriever, and after a few days, the ball itself was breaking at the join, inside the felt. It also has an 'Chuckit' emblem on the ball which has all the quality of a temporary tattoo: I don't want my dog ingesting that!! To be honest, I chucked the Chuckit tennis ball in the bin as it is definitely not fit for purpose. The Ultra rubber balls are great and the corresponding size will fit this launcher. If you specifically want tennis balls though, use Kong Air Squeaker balls as I've always found them to be exceptionally long-lasting and good quality.

Im going to give it a 5☆ i know there are some people in comments saying they break easy or dont throw properly i think some people have been using rubber balls that weight more i use normal tennis balls with mine and they not much to buy and trust me I pelt that ball as far as I possibly can and the launcher is fine nothing wrong with it at all goes really far too and easy to use il upload a video so you can see how far it goes roughly a only paid £10 for the one ive got the distance i can get the ball to travel with it is well worth that instead of being out for hours with my dog because she has german shepherd in her and Austrian kelpie it not only takes me 20-30 mins because of how far she has to run each way

Yo soy pésima en lanzar pelotas y esto es un gran invento. Con el alargador vuelan y también puedes recoger las pelota del suelo con él sin agacharte. Gran invento

I bought this hoping to turn my backyard into Wimbledon for dogs. First impression: 10/10 launch power. The ball practically achieved orbit. My dog, Bear, was thrilled — tail wagging like a helicopter, zoomies activated, full Olympic sprint mode. But then… tragedy. After exactly one enthusiastic session, the ball split in two like it just found out it was adopted. Bear looked at me like I’d betrayed him personally. To be clear: The launcher is fantastic, the ball flew great. Straight, far, beautiful arc. If there were Dog Fetch Olympics, we would’ve medaled. But durability? Let’s just say the ball had the structural integrity of a croissant in a thunderstorm. So yes, the launch? Incredible. The fun? Intense. The lifespan? About as long as a sneeze.

Amazing love it. With the balls it works perfect. When the ball is new it's a little tight but give some time and they match

Super Teil, mein Hund freut sich, weil er weiter springen kann, dadurch dass ich weiter werfen kann und ich freu mich, dass mein Hund sich auspowern kann :):) Hund und Halterin happy was will man mehr!! Man muss den dreckigen Ball nicht anfassen, kann ihn am Boden "einklicken". Die richtige Technik muss man zu Beginn kurz austesten, dann klappt es aber super!

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