Penn Championship Tennis Balls - Extra Duty Felt Pressurized Tennis Balls - (2 Cans, 6 Balls)

Las compré para mis perros y les fascinan, al ser profesionales son de muy buena calidad y de buen rebote. Al principio, como vienen selladas tienen un olor un poco fuerte pero se va pasando con los días.

Good feeling, playing sensations also. Good deal.

Tried a lot for my dog, he couldn’t chew these apart

I used to product to practice on my tennis practice net which are also purchase from Amazon. It was delivered on time and the feel of the tennis ball match those that are used as US tennis Association competitions. Penn has always been a leader in the manufacturing of tennis balls and I’m glad that I chose Penn once again to deliver my tennis balls at my door.

Full disclosure. I purchased these "tennis" balls for the sole purpose of stuffing them in long socks and spinning poi with them as a means of mastering the beautiful art of poi. It is in this respect (and this respect alone) that I give these "tennis" balls FIVE STARS. I'm a field hand and a dairy farmer who loves video games and the taste of a nice pinot noir. After working a long day at a Petaluma ranch, I need a creative and relaxing outlet to unwind. Milking cows is its own kind of relaxation, but when I spin poi; it's just me, a pair of long socks, two "tennis" balls, and the music. I am taken into another dimension. Now I know what you're thinking. "Don't video games fulfill this need for you? Why do you need another creative outlet?" Let me explain. I am a competitive man. I have a need to win. It's in my blood. Blame my father, I don't know. This drive to be the best is steeped in my love of video games. Is it a gift or a curse? I can't answer that. But what I can answer, is that I need an outlet that is fueled by my softer side. An expression of my own divine feminine. Enter poi. Now why am I using "tennis" balls you may ask? The size and weight are the perfect size and weight for poi babies. The International Tennis Federation (ITF) oversees the official ball, but the accepted range of size and weight allow for variances from ball to ball. "Tennis" balls must measure from 2.57 to 2.70 inches in diameter and weigh between 1.975 and 2.095 ounces, leaving a bit of wiggle room for differences (in other words, the perfect size and weight for poi). Also, not only are these "tennis" balls the perfect size and weight, they are also soft enough to avoid incurring massive injury when practicing new spins and twirls. In learning the art of poi I have hit myself in the face (and other areas) with these "tennis" balls many times and have yet to take one single trip to the hospital. Amazing. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!! FIVE STARS!!!