Rosskopf Table Tennis Balls (Pack of 6)

You need eyeballs for your puppet? These are nice quality. You want to hit them with a paddle in this game called Table Tennis? No idea. Seek another review for that. These were a good price and aren't cheap thin crap.

Love these 'pong balls! This is my 2nd set... We have a ping pong table at work, and I keep my own ping pong ball to use when I challenge someone or get challenged. Many people come over to me and ask to use my 'pong ball because they are so much better than the "normal" balls that they keep for the table. Also love that they're made in Germany!

This set has lasted more than other name brands, especially with my frequent slams. I would order the yellow ones for better contrast on a black and white ping pong table.

I always buy 3 star ping pong balls, but this is the first time I bought Joola balls. It won't be the last time. I don't know if they really are that good, or it's my imagination, but they seem a cut above the 3 star balls I've bought at local stores.

Not the most bouncy ping pong balls you can buy, but they get the job done.

These are great, have good bounce and are being used for practice and tournament play. I am looking to buy these again, in orange if they have them!

After reviewing other products which were little cheaper than this, i thought of trying this as i need some quality product. After i received, i open 4 balls. All the 4 balls are not of same weight. Some of them are lighter than the other. Its hard to keep control of while playing when you keep changing the balls in between.May be its just this batch has issues because other people reviewed it fine and not sure if any body else has notice this.

These are the best balls I've ever played ping pong with. They're durable (one ball can last me for a month depsite me playing two hours a day) and go very well with any sponge paddle. I highly recommend these for any level of play.

Ok

These are very good, as a casual player I can feel they make the game faster and more enjoyable. As 3 stars go, though, I still prefer the Double Fish. The packaging is a bit disappointing, they are not exactly convenient to store back when not in use.

If you're a serious player, don't buy these.If you need practice balls and aren't too fussy about height of bounce and sound, buy them.They're a half-decent stand-in if you haven't got a match ball - but won't be good enough for match play.

Compared to others, these seem to bounce much better and have good weight for better control. Recommended!

They're OK, bounce is meh, pretty big seam, wouldn't buy again, would spend a few quid more and buy the Nitakus