GAMMA Sports Pressureless Tennis Balls Box - Ideal for Practice, Teaching, and Training with High-Visbility Felt - Indoor and Outdoor Court Play - 48 and 75 Pack Sizes

These balls are perfect for my practice sessions. They bounce really well and don’t get flat like regular tennis balls. I’ve been using them to hit against the wall and for drills. Great quality and super reliable!

I have only used it once in the week since I got it, but so far it is excellent. Holds more balls (80) and is much more stable then my old wire ball basket. I believe is it actually easier to pick up balls.

Second time purchasing these bc our dog got so many and kids launched them into the woods. Surprised how long they have lasted. Got lots of practice in with these.

The media could not be loaded. Edit: Review updated June 2022. Details below.------------------We have a have a ball machine, Lobster Elite 2, that we use 5-7 days a week.After about 2 months of use, we found the Gamma brand to be the best pressureless option on Amazon for us.When starting with a ball machine, we used our discarded pressurized balls. The problem is they die too quickly, lose their bounce.We searched amazon for pressureless balls, and bought the 3 most popular brands.Wilson, Penn and Gamma.WILSON - on our hardcourt they lost their “fur” after only a few week of use. Bounce is still realistic and relatively similar to a normal ball. Maybe they hold up better on another court then ours.PENN - out of the box the bounce just isn’t anywhere close to a normal match ball. Not realistic for serious practice. For a beginner they may be great though, as they more are similar to “green” practice balls. They seem to keep their “fur” much better than the wilsons. The problemIs just that they are too lame to start with.GAMMA - These are the ones we will be reordering. After 2 months of use they still behave like they did when new. They look a bit “beat up” but still have their fur. The bounce is still just a bit short of a normal pressurized ball.In the video we also have some cheap Chinese “Regail” brand bought from China. Do NOT buy these. Bounce is terrible from the start, and 20% of the balls were dead within a week. Pure junk.TRETORN X should be in the comparison, but couldn’t find these on Amazon at the time.EDIT June 2022: We recently bought a 72 pack of Tretorn Micro-X for testing. These are about twice as expensive compared to the others, but also superior in every way. After 3 months of use, they are still in great shape, with a consistent bounce that is similar to the pressurized Penn Championship Extra Duty that we use for matches. Our Gamma balls are now being used mainly by our dogs.For a decent budget-choice, go with Gamma.For superior quality, go with Tretorn Micro X.I’m a 4.5 and my wife is a 3.5.Hope this helps

If your dog is a certified "ball surgeon" like mine—peeling covers off tennis balls faster than I can say "fore!"—this bulk pack is a lifesaver. Or should I say, a time saver. Because no matter the brand, these are temporary.The GAMMA Pressureless Tennis Balls give me just enough time to enjoy a cup of coffee before hearing that telltale “crunch-crunch” of another tennis ball meeting its demise. But hey, at this price and in this quantity, it’s like a never-ending supply of doggy entertainment.Pros:Bright yellow and easy to spot in the yard (until your pup’s slobber turns them into swamp green).Solid bounce for both tennis and fetch!Bulk pack = fewer panicked Amazon orders when you realize you’re down to the last intact ball.Cons:None—unless you count my dog’s sheer determination to destroy them all.Verdict? These balls are a worthy investment in your dog's happiness and your own sanity. Just don’t expect them to last more than an hour in the paws of a true destroyer. 10/10 would recommend, 1/10 chance they’ll survive my dog. 🐾

I bought these pressure -less balls to use in my spin shot ball machine. I replaced Penn pressure-less balls that were about a year old. Some of them were starting to get soft, but mostly they lost all their fuzzDo yourself a favor and avoid these balls. Very inconsistent quality, some of them are pretty Good and have a normal bounce others are very deflated and do not bounce well. Out of the 75 a solid 10% are completely unusable. About another third are mediocre at best. The real issue is that there’s no consistency from ball to ball, they all bounced differently. With the machine, they should all be relatively similar, but are not. Some do not clear the net some go deep in the court others barely make it over the net, and with over swinging there’s no power on the ball because they’re re deadNearly all of my year old pressureless balls are better than these that are brand newNot excited about sending these to a landfill, but they’re really not worth using them, I’ll try to return them.

Great for the dog! He looses them or chews them. I purchased these 4 times in the Bucket of 48. They are not available any longer in the Bucket, which was PERFECT to put them back in when the balls were NOT lost or destroyed. Typical when you get a product you like it becomes unavailable.

Almost immediately upon receiving balls, about 10% seemed to bounce very little. Now that we have had balls for less than 3 months with limited usage several balls split open and are useless.I bought to use with Lobster Sports ball machine and they mostly work well with machine. Balls have been through machine probably a hundred times each at most and been served maybe 10 times in addition. Now there are maybe 15% of balls have issues (cracks/splits, weak bounce) even though the few regular balls that have gotten into our machine seem just fine still.The ones that are good work well with the machine, though.