🎾 High-quality Magicorange 4-Piece Precut Walker Tennis Balls for Furniture Legs: Floor Protection with Durable Felt Pads for Long-Lasting Glide Coverings Review

Running for about a week and are completely worn out. I would not recommend them. It was like throwing money away. I have used them to replace trail skis that have lasted over a year. We have to go back to skiing.

My first set from another brand was on the rollator for 2 weeks and before that it was 2 months of use. I replaced them with this brand and after 5 days I have to think about replacing them the next day or so. They are not of very good quality and I will never order them again.

My dad didn't want to use the neon green tennis balls they gave him in the rehab hospital to soften the baby walker and talked about painting them gray. Instead, I found this for him. It's great that you can buy them in different colors and they're already won in advance. This is a brilliant niche market.

As 3 balls were already installed on the rollator before we installed the last one and found it had a notched base we will not be returning them, as this is too difficult to install. We don't expect them to last very long, especially if they already have a hole in the bottom. Low quality.

Put them on my rollator. Ideal for normal hikers. The ones we bought at Walmart fell off because the slots in the ball were too long. I also like the playful blue color. The last ones were pink......don't know what color to order next. The pink ones lasted about 3 months with mostly indoor use. Update 10/22/21 The fluffy coating wore off in less than a week making my walker jump and grind. The Magicorange brand definitely doesn't have the same quality as the emoji brands.

I had to remove my mother-in-law's rollator so it could be easily identified and separated from the outdoor rollator. Those blue tennis balls were just a gimmick. We bought her a walker for the house while her other tennis ball scooters chased things around the house and scratched our new hardwood floors. These balls don't scratch the ground at all. She changes the rollator in the lobby right in front of the front door. The blue tennis balls make it easy for her to recognize her walker.