Pickleballs | Outdoor pickleball balls | Neon | Dozen/Pack of 12 | USAPA Approved and Sanctioned for Tournament Play, Professional Perfomance

Priced higher than most brands. Excellent for pickleball. However, they are not long lasting & break rather quickly & easily. Worth it to me.

These are great to play pickleball with. All the pros use them! But they crack pretty frequently, and always in the middle of a point, or should I say, at the end of the point, because that's when you miss the ball because it bounced really funny, and then you discover it's cracked! These are also more expensive then the budget balls, but worth it if you like playing pickleball.

I've bought these multiple times and they are lightweight and perfect for beginner to advanced players. The only thing I find is that if you're playing hard all week they tend to crack easily but they fly straight and hold their shape

These balls will do, step up from most. They seem to bounce funny at times. Kind of like a wobble, but not enough when just rolled to check for wobble, if that makes sense. Crack often in colder weather and with higher level play. Color is nice and bright. Outdoor play. Kind of “poppy,” especially new balls. Good value bought here, compared to in store. Will not buy more now that we know Franklin’s are a better ball.

Buena calidad

Probably not a good ball for beginners. And they do eventually crack. But they are my favorite outdoor balls. Just the right bounce. And the neons are easy to see.

GARBAGE After playing extensively with both the Franklin x-40 and lifetime pickleballs in multiple tournaments and about 4 times a week rec, please let me save you the trouble, these balls aren’t just bad they’re absolutely horrible. My gf and I purchased these because the tournament we are playing in a month is using this ball and wanted to get a proper feel for it. I am really hoping I had a bad batch, but don’t think that’s the case. They sound horrible, they feel hard but somehow dont travel as far, they turned into eggs (misshaped) after not even one game each for the 2 balls we used. And fyi we played singles and neither of us are power hitters (“bangers”) so it’s not like we were smashing the ball which I still wouldn’t understand since it wasn’t even a game each for both balls to change shape. On top of that it was outdoor (which the tournament is) and in the low 80’s so heat can’t be the excuse either. We both noticed the ball popping up randomly (from the shape) after only a few points and same thing with the second ball we swapped it out for and are now worried for the tournament. All in all, I would get a lifetime ball if you want something that’s a little more expensive, very durable, and has more bounce, and a Franklin if you’re just starting out or like a softer feel off the paddle. I would only purchase the dura-40 if you have a tournament coming up and that’s strictly it. All in all so disappointing

I honestly didn't know much about pickleballs when I bought these. I was still new to pickleball, but was playing at courts that required you to BYOB. Every time I use these on the court, my partners and opponents comment on how great they are and ask me where I got them.