VulcanVPRO Flight Outdoor Pickleball Official Ball of The PPA Tour & MLP | 3, 6, 12, 36 & 100 Ball Pack | Hi-Vis Yellow

Fast and hard balls for advance players. Not a good fit for beginners but great balls for advance players. These are fast and hard and you can impart heavy spin with these balls. I would not recommend these for beginners but an absolute blast for advanced players. They have a decent life span and all in all are a fun balls to play with.

Very smooth at first but will roughen up after one game.

These balls have great bounce and feel but they do seem to crack easier than my other Franklin balls so they need to be replaced more frequently.

My husband has really gotten into pickleball in last couple years. I got him this set as a gift. He was really happy. Balls are good quality. Seem to last a while. Perfect for outdoor pickleball use. Good value for the price.

I would send these back but I marked the V and N to keep track when I play with others. These were obvious seconds. All had some defect on them and 4 of the 6 had a distinct line and ridge where they were joined. One ball looked good and one had a defect piece sticking out that I was able to cut off. Pictured is one that was offset by 0.5mm from the opposite side. Apparently, seller must buy seconds and put them in a generic box. Total rip-off. The first that I bought from the seller about 6 months ago were fine, but these...

I've been playing for months with Franklin X40's while I was pleased with their Performance we started experiencing a lot of balls cracking. I decided to give this Vulcans a try and man they're fast! I enjoy their bounce and very bright color which makes it really good to see under less than favorable conditions at twilight right before the lights come on. They feel solid and not as soft and squishy as other balls in the market. I definitely can see my self using these as my go to pickleballs

I was skeptical. When these balls became the "official" ball of the Professional Pickleball Association tour (PPA), the pros revolted. Apparently there were a lot of issues with the first generation of these balls. That seems to be fixed in the current generation. I'm playing in a PPA tournament next month. I typically use Franklin X-40 or Selkirk Pro S1 balls outdoors. The Franklin balls are considered the standard by most clubs. (I have over 200 of them I use in a ball machine.) The Selkirk balls seem to hold up well and have a great no-crack warranty. So, I was skeptical to try the Vulcan VPRO Flight balls. They are extremely shinny which makes them appear very hard though I found them to be very similar to the Selkirk balls. After an hour of play on an hard court, the shine had worn off as the scuffed up a bit. This allowed me to get more spin and curve on my shots. Overall, I think these are a great ball. Better than what I expected. However, at the cost, I don't see a compelling reason to switch to these from the Franklin balls which I can typically source for lower costs in bulk on Amazon.

Great ball but they crack after 5-10 minutes of play. Highly suggest the new Air Bender Pro ball. Plays equivalent to the Vulcan but no cracking and easier to see. Picture is the Vulcan and the Franklin X-40. Both are not great.