🎾 Premium Quality Wilson Wilson Pressureless Tennis Balls - 18 Ball Bag: Ultimate Performance and Durability! Review

I have two dogs that love tennis balls. These are the only ones that seem to be holding up. When the first ones arrive, they smell like tires, so I machine wash them with an unscented, plant-based detergent. I've been buying them for years.

I buy these for my dog regularly. She can usually smash a tennis ball in about 6 seconds, but it takes her a lot longer to do this and she loves just crunching them in her mouth while crushing them rather than breaking them. They are also perfect for her large iDog tennis ball racket.

These tennis balls are perfect for dogs! My 4 year old golden retriever is obsessed with them... he carries them around and takes them to people for play. The quality is excellent and I love that the yellow felt fits snugly - it doesn't snap off like Penn tennis balls. I give this 10/10

I've played 6 times with a full bag of balls and some of them have been very strong and still work well. The only thing I don't like is that they lose their felt pretty quickly. They don't lose all of their felt, but certainly not in the same way as a new set of three traditional ones. Keep that in mind as you use them over time.

They are terrible for playing tennis. I got them to serve. Some of them broke after just a few hits. Many others are deformed. They aren't glued evenly, so many accidentally bounce off the ground. Low quality. Any recommendations for non-pressure balls that can actually be played with?

Bought these for my German Shepherd as I knew she would rip up Kong tennis balls in a few days. After googling information about a tennis ball without pressure, I learned that the core is the thinker, which makes up for the lack of pressure and makes it stronger. Also, the fuzz around the ball is minimal and contains less dog saliva. She has been playing (chewing) the same ball for three weeks now and is still doing fine. oh, and 17 more in the bag!