Kevenz Advanced Orange Ping Pong Balls - 60 Pack For Outdoor Fun And Games Review

I don't like tennis ball packed in a plastic tube, so I really like that these come in a reusable cardboard box.Something I have to declare that I am not using these to actually play tennis with,honestly I bought these as self-treatment tools for folks to roll and rub their feet, hips, back, etc on to release tension and restore proper muscle tone. They are slightly harder in feel than other tennis balls I bought before, which I've found that it doesn't make a huge difference in actual usage…

These are beer pong balls and not ping-pong balls. You would be hard-pressed to find a better deal on this many pong balls. Correct weight and hardness for pong!

I buy these for my kitties! If you have a staircase and cats! Omgosh sooo much fun! Sit in a chair at the bottom and play catch!

I bought 3 of these 50-ball packs. I ordered the 40+ version, which is the new regulation size (slightly bigger than the old 40mm balls). At about $10 per pack, this is the best deal for 40+ training balls. I bought these to use with ipong robot. They work great. Even though they are not ITTF-approved balls (meaning you can't use them for tournament events), they are of great quality. Solid bounce and plenty of spin.Out of curiosity, I did some bounce tests against several different brands of…

The best ping pong ball set you can purchase for adult drinking games. They’re very durable, a nice orange so you can keep your eye on it, and light weight but not too light so you can get some sniper shots going. I ordered a bag two years ago and just now ordered a second since I bring them everywhere.

My fried ordered these and had fairly good experience. The batch that I got cracks within an hour of normal play.Very disappointed!

I purchased the bulk package for my cats. Good value for a large bag full. Cats love to chase them, but "lose" them. Now they don't run out and I really like the orange color. They are easier to find than the usual white ones. Everyone is happy!

Not the best quality for competition; but they are still very decent at unbeatable price. They are definitely better than those found at Walmart. They are great for practicing.

We used balls for children's cup toss game. The balls were bounced into 18oz plastic cups, (they REALLY bounce!). Great fun for all ages!

Decent balls for the price. They do have a tendency to break if your playing more aggressive. Overall good value for the money.

A couple of friends and me have just started playing TT more regularly. This purchase is good value for money. That's my review.

I volunteer at a cat rescue and I play with the cats to help them learn how to hunt and catch things. It teaches them important skills even though they will be indoor cats.These are also great to let them play and get the energy out. On a hard floor - tile, wood) they are especially fun because they bounce and ricochet letting the cats learn how to bwt the ball around and catch it again. IMO, best cat toy ever.

These balls are fantastic for practicing ping pong and any non professional match. I'm fairly certain not every ball meets the criteria for a 3 star, professional level quality. Some of the balls have a slight wobble when spinning on a flat surface. It hasn't impacted any match I've played enough to not recommend them, and the price can't be beat if you are looking for a high quality ball to play with friends and family that doesn't cost a lot of money.

I was searching for ping pong balls that would work with my Newgy Robo Pong machine (recently taken out of hibernation). I first looked at OEM balls - 40mm and was about to pull the trigger. I came across these balls at a much lower price. I am happy with these - to me (average player) they are indistinguishable from the OEM, they bounce, spin, play and sound exactly the same. For replacement ball machine balls, I highly recommend saving some money and buying these.

Pretty sure these are slightly smaller than a normal table tennis ball. Still, it's a lot of ping pong balls for not much money. So, worth the $10 bucks. I wanted a bunch of balls for a ping pong machine. These worked well. Solid. Others complained that theirs did not say "Kevenz 3-star". Mine did. They also came in a plastic bag, not a box.I don't see a lot of other affordable alternatives. Good balls cost about a buck, each and these are 20 cents. So, if you want competition level…

I purchased two 50 packs of the white ping pong balls and both arrived with 50 undamaged balls. I compared them to another expensive brand's high end ball and they performed as similar to each other as you would expect two balls from the same package to perform. They play normally and although I haven't used every single one yet, I've used the majority of them and they don't appear to be oblong or otherwise out of spec. Unlike the softer one-star balls, these resist being dented to the same…

Two key details: yellow balls are easier to see when they are on the floor in the darkened basement, and yes, you want this many. Ping-pong balls get lost, smashed, stepped on, whatever, especially if there are teenagers involved. The cost of buying 60 versus 6 or ten is incremental enough that it just makes sense. These balls seem to have consistent bounce and form, so no complaints at all.

I knocked off one star because they come in a tear-apart plastic sack … I guess at this price, a box, jar, or even Zip-Loc is asking for too much, but there it is. Other than that, they seem to both ping and pong as expected. (OK, really, they float in beer.)Also, they're white, as pictured, as described, and as expected, but the title of the item says "orange” for no obvious reason.