🏓 Superior Quality TOP Ball Outdoor Pickleball: Dozen Pack for Maximum Performance Review

I recently tried a slightly more expensive ball and now I'm still using the original balls (only one broke permanently after a few months of use). this was not the case with TOP balls

Took her to my Monday night group. Complaints about ricochets and an inability to rotate shots normally. Dropped from shoulder height, the ball was 3-4 inches lower than the older Onix ball.

Top pickleballs are some of the best, if not the best, pickleballs out there. The neon color makes them easy to see when playing fast. I haven't experienced any hacking while using them for 12 games. This is now my first choice. I play with about 15 people and use my best cue balls.

Received 12 balls two weeks ago. 6 out of 12 broke. The weather was pleasantly warm, not cold. I am an old 3.0 player who is not a big gamer. I wonder why a company can't make a ball strong enough for recreational play. Will consider buying another brand before the remaining 6 balls break within the next week or two. Disappointing.

Identical to the Dura 40 ball (just a different ball stamp) and still the best ball for intermediate players. Meets the need for rebound height and plays well until it cracks. Note faster failure at lower temperatures. Neon wears out much faster than the yellow variety. However, neon has much better visibility. This is the normal price for this ball.

These are good cucumber balls and a good price. Note that they are designed for outdoor play - the holes are slightly smaller and the plastic is heavier than indoor balls. The yellow color is visible but not too bright on a sunny day. I like them much better than the white ones for outdoor play. Like all outdoor balls they will eventually break after a period of use but I find them to have about the same durability as other brands. Once they crack, you can decorate your car antenna or hang them

I am a USAPA Ambassador and I plan to introduce young and old to my Michigan area. I bought 5 dozen top balls because I plan to use them with the Simon ball machine. My community in Florida has the same machine and has had great luck using the ball machine. They play just like the Dura 40 but don't break as easily. The only problem I found is that the balls have to be used on the court until the shiny finish wears off or they don't work well with the machine and the machine peels the shine off…

Bad. Bought the balls after reading several 5 star reviews. Maybe we received a lot of "bad" balls. but . after about 2 weeks of use. Spheres lose their shape and become "out of round". Balls are deformed. In this case, the balls bounce off the pitch irregularly. very disappointed. UPDATE: Support contacted me about problems. Replacement balls have been sent and I am currently using them. The balls seem to be working fine. Raising the rating for this support team quickly helped resolve the…

(THIS UPDATED REVIEW) Used with Ballport Funnel. Good ball. This is NOT a whirl! And sorry, but not all pickles are created equal. Play a few times a week and many of the players I play with can even tell the difference between indoor and outdoor brands. And yes, pickled balls can cost more than tennis balls, but they're very different beasts. I've been playing tennis for many years and although a can of tennis balls may be cheaper (we used to buy by the piece), after a three set match the…