Bidem Tennis Pressurized Tournament Practice Pack Review

I bought these for my dog who likes to chew on them. She doesn't destroy them, but uses them like chewing gum. Most of them are shattered and are garbage. Won't buy this again.

These balls are useless. When I first played, my dog chewed on it, broke the inside, and then ate most of it! I hope he doesn't get sick! I will never order this brand again. Judy Bolton

Made very cheaply. They look good, but our little dog split the hard cores of these balls in half almost immediately, potentially causing choking. Save money and buy another brand!

You need a lot of strength to jump well. It also means that they have a lot of influence over her. They can't seem to handle that. After about 15-30 minutes they tend to split in half.

These balls are not the best quality and break easily. I gave one to my dog and with one bite she split it in two (most tennis balls last at least a week). I thought the price was a good deal but the product was short lived. I will not buy this brand again

The description was "12 packs", it was actually 12 balls loosely packed, not sealed in cans. 1st grade Wilson or Penn are much cheaper and come in 3 cans per can and they are pressurized in the can to keep them fresh until opened. Does the description say "fun"? maybe, but not for tennis. skip it

They were advertised as "high pressure". They arrived in a box which was a bad sign. When I dropped one of them on the wooden floor, it didn't jump very high. My son was so excited to use them we went straight to the tennis courts. About half of them were useless because they didn't bounce like a real new tennis ball at all. The ones we used were still inferior, but not nearly as good as new balls in a jar. Don't waste your money looking for tennis balls.