PENN Ultra-Blue Racquetballs (Pack of 5)

The higher price of the item boasts quality that's better than other sellers of Penn Ultra Blue Racquetballs, but after testing the product, it's the same as other sellers who are seller at one-fifth of the price. The description, product name, and images show 5 cans for ~$33 but you'll only receive 1 can. At $11 per ball, you're better off buying lesser quality like Sky Bounce which comes in at $1 per ball.

These are definitely not racquet balls. They are soft and actually crack when used. Can’t play with pieces. Would love to return for real racquet balls. If there was a zero I would rate these as such. Waste of money

Bounce passed the papillon test. :D

Great racquetballs. Great Seller. Will use again.

Nice balls

As expected

I can't really say whether or not these work well as racquetballs, but they shatter very satisfactorily when exposed to liquid nitrogen. We bought them for in-class demonstrations of supercooling on polymers rather than for sport.

I bought these Penn racquetballs as a Christmas present for a dear friend who was formerly on the pro tour and still plays twice weekly years later. She has used Penn racquetballs for the many years that I have known her and will continue with them, I am sure.