🏓 White Ping Pong Balls - Pack of 2 Review

They work well in beer pong or flip glass but they are SO brittle and soft. They didn't bounce like a regular ping pong ball. I think that's why they're classified as "beer pong balls," but they're VERY brittle, flimsy, and soft.

I bought these to cover the entire water surface of my sous vide container to prevent heat leakage as it was too difficult to find the right lid. I got this idea from a food blogger I follow and it worked great.

These are not serious table tennis balls. If price is all you care about, that's fine. If you want something that flies, bounces, or rolls in a predictable way, this isn't the best choice. They are suitable for crafts but are very difficult to cut as the plastic is very soft.

This ball probably weighs less than half of a standard table tennis ball used for beer pong. A light breeze will blow it away, almost like a whistling bullet. Virtually NOT jumping on a hard surface. Also very thin plastic. I wouldn't recommend it for beer pong at all. It's not clear what they can even be used for.

The product arrived on time, but about half of the balls were dented. I know there are ways to fix this, but it's impractical to do this when you've bought a new product versus launching it yourself. I know this did not happen at the time of delivery as the balls were in their own bag in a box with plenty of room. Luckily it was cheap and will still serve its purpose for a baby shower game.

This was exactly what I was expecting, a set of ping pong balls to which I was able to attach some permanent marker colored dots and hearts and some numbers. My grandkids could jump into the pool where I threw them and return "their" color one by one to "their" bucket at the poolside. In the second game I threw numbered ping pong balls into the pool and they pulled out one ball at a time to stack them at the end. The balls were perfect.

All different sizes, thicknesses, irregularities. Some were so thin that they burst when pressed lightly. Others were more egg-shaped. They are so light it was difficult to put any force on them, they blew in the wind and were terrible in every direction. In the end we just threw them away. Absolute waste of money. Go for solid heavyweights, they cost a bit more but are worth it if you want to play some good table tennis. Not even strong enough for beer pong. This will annoy you. I was sold for