🎾 KEVENZ 12-Pack Standard Pressure Training Tennis Balls - Enhanced Elasticity, Extended Durability, Ideal for Beginner Tennis Training Review

Honestly, this was one of those impulse buys that happen all too often when roaming Revain. I wanted to see how much my dog would enjoy bouncing 12 tennis balls around the house at once! The balls came unpackaged in a cardboard box so it was easy to tip and drop for take off. The purchase was worth 30 seconds of entertainment.

Out of curiosity, we checked to see if we had "dead" balls. We are not tennis players but it seemed that 3 were at the end of their lives. We put tennis balls in our dryers to fluff up our clothes, dry them faster and eliminate the need for dryer sheets. Some are kept for later use and the rest are used for throwing away when we fool around with family and pets.

When I brought mine to play tennis the tennis teacher immediately said they weren't good because the rebound was bad. She showed it, and she was right - the rebound is very low and it would be difficult to play with. BUT I use them in therapy with patients (occupational therapy) to practice grasping and catching/throwing. GREAT for this type of user. It can also be used to soften the feet of walkers or other creative activities. Happy with my purchase as a therapy item not as good as a real…

Ordered these balls for the second time, durable and resilient tennis balls I'm a big sports lover, especially tennis. I have been using Penn's tennis ball for a long time, my boyfriend gave me 2 packs of Kevenz tennis ball last week because he always wants me to try something new. I very much doubt that this new brand can meet my expectations. But my boyfriend insists I try and promises I will like them. So we started using them, after 2 hours of aggressive play the ball still looks new and is

I needed something soft to cover protruding studs on the underside of the top storage compartment which I don't think are worth cutting off but could cause injury , if someone climbs on or under the shelf. The screws were the wrong thread, which I couldn't find acorn nuts for, so I figured styrofoam balls, tennis balls etc are advertised for 'learning'), but as the price was quite cheap they are bright yellow and the right ones for my application Size. I planned to drill or poke a small hole in