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Elysha Magnum
San Leandro, US
★★★★★ 5
Great value.
Color: Yellow, Size: 20 PACK
They bounce and they float. Color is bright. Great for my dogs. I let my dogs use these instead of the ChuckIt brand when unsupervised because they tend to get punctured.
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Chelsea, US
★★★★★ 5
Bright color
Color: Orange, Size: 20 PACK
Dog training, perfect color can be seen in the grass and water
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Dan Hansen
West Palm Beach, US
★★★★★ 4
Great color but destroy easily
Color: Orange, Size: 20 PACK
These balls are easily visible and excellent in situations where green balls may be difficult to find. I only take these balls out to play fetch. The balls only last a couple of fetch sessions before being destroyed.
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Great quality and great color!
Color: Yellow, Size: 6 PACK, Color: Yellow, Size: 6 PACK
I bought this pack of six tennis balls for weekend games with my kids and some casual practice, and they’ve been great so far. The bounce is consistent, they feel solid off the racket, and they don’t go flat quickly like some cheaper balls I’ve tried before. They work well on both the court and just for backyard play.
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Boise, US
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Color: Yellow, Size: 20 PACK
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