Penn Pink Championship Extra-Duty Tennis Ball Can Review

We attach two of these tennis balls to each other with medical adhesive tape. Lie on the floor and ride her (gently) and work out the cramps in your hips, back, feet, etc. Works great.

Two of these were cut into an X with a sharp knife and they fit perfectly on the back of mom's baby walker. Play tennis with them? I have no idea if they are suitable for this.

I'm not a great tennis player so I can't really comment on the durability, thickness or performance of the ball. What I like is the color because when we go out on the pitch we can always distinguish our balls from everyone else because they're not that yellow. Really comfortable and visibility on the pitch is excellent.

Bought these shoes for travel rather than play. Penn has always been a good brand of tennis ball and a bit pricey, probably due to the travel color. Bought it to put on my back when travelling. I bought pink because it's easier to remember than the traditional color and easier to find. I highly recommend the seller and the color, beautiful pink color.

Although pink balls are much more expensive to buy than yellow balls, we play with a lot of balls during a lesson. After having a hard time distinguishing our balls from theirs, I decided to get some cans of pink balls. We no longer have trouble figuring out whose eggs. It was worth the extra money and I will continue to buy them.

My Rottweiler's favorite activity is catching and chewing. His favorite toys are Chuck It balls. He chews vigorously and plays daily with toys that only last a few months. The day before he had chewed tennis balls. I really like these high visibility balls and my boy seems to like them too. Arrived as pictured and expected. Will definitely buy a few more bottles. We recommend them!

I do not play tennis in any way shape or form! I tried it as a kid and failed miserably. However when I adopted a cat a few years ago I found out that she hated the typical recommended cat toy balls, I gave her a yellow tennis ball and it was an instant hit! Now she has this to entertain herself and she can't get enough of it! Whether we toss them to her or she rolls them around like a mad cat, they go to the source for the kitten's occasional amusement!

My Labrador Collie Obsessed with tennis balls. He's also a chewer. We tried about 2360 crappy tennis balls like Kong brand and some other sports balls. I chose these Penn balls 1) because of the brand and 2) because they are pink and easier to find in a sea of dirty yellow tennis balls at a dog park. What I particularly like about them is that they are quite powerful and I can throw them a lot farther than other brands I've tried. And it's not because I got better at throwing. My assessment is…