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Butterfly Bucket of 3-Star 40mm Table Tennis Balls (72 Count)
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Customer Rating:
- Good value for the moneyA month later and I am still playing on the first ball. There was some concern about quality with 72 balls in a plastic bag. The balls bounce and sound fine so concerns averted.
Customer Rating:
- this is not standard practice ball rememeber this is USATT approved and not ITTF approved - the balls are terrible - bad shape, light and everything else that can go wrong - so if you are a serious player please do not buy these balls. But if you are a basement player then this may be a good deal.
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- QualityThe balls are very light and I wonder it meets the 3 star standard/ I am ver dissapointed.
Customer Rating:
- Excellent Balls; on my second setI have a Robo Pong 2040 so these balls are an economical choice for me. I don't really understand where this negative feedback is coming from. I just received my second bucket of balls (my first was purchased over a year ago and the balls were fine). I personally bounced each ball and served it into the machine's reservoir; all 72 balls bounced evenly.
I purchased the balls directly from Amazon both times, perhaps this is the reason for the inconsistent reviews? Either way, I am loving the value of these! This second set should mean I'll be able to practice much longer before having to pick up loose balls. :)
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