Pro Penn (HD) High Definition Racquetball Jug (12-balls)
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Hello, The purple balls start off very explosively, but the red balls stay faster for longer than the purple balls. Thank you for reaching out with your inquiry.
a deep purple
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We've used Pink, Red, Green, Python Black, and now Purple balls over the last year. All of them are unique. br>br>If I had to rate the bounciness of each ball on a scale of one to five, the Red would be a five, the Green a four, the Purple a three, and the Python Black a two, with a heavier feel. For those of us who prefer the finesse of the game to power punching the ball, the purple balls allow for much more precision and slower play. While I appreciate the added visibility of the green and red balls, I dislike how both of these colors tend to bounce 'high' off the back wall, rather than following the ball's natural trajectory. br>br>Even though the bounce is a 3 on the above scale, they are still quite fast; they provide excellent visibility against the front and side walls, and they can be used for up to 3 days. We play three times a week, and about a week after we open, they're a lot flatter and less crisp. br>br>At the moment, my favorite balls are the Penn HD Purple. br>br>NOTE: if you're looking for a unique way to express yourself, this is the place to be The Penn Pink balls, which were ridiculously bouncy, were also tried. These should be avoided.
These were made especially for my Yorkie. She enjoys carrying these racquet balls around with her and playing fetch fetch with them. Unfortunately, she becomes distracted and abandons them outside, where they are lost. I usually buy the blue ones because they are less expensive, but they were taking too long to arrive, so I purchased these instead. Purple racquetballs have always been her favorite because they have more bounce.
These balls are one of our favorites. We like almost every ball, but these are our favorites because we can chew on them for hours and our parents don't have to worry about us eating all of the fuzz like we can with tennis balls. When they bounce off walls and furniture, the bounciness of these balls is fantastic, and they appear to be alive. They're difficult to pop, so we like to chew them really hard and have them pop out the side of our mouths and bounce off the walls. If you have a dog, you should definitely get these. If you have a dog, you should definitely get these for them!.
On some of the balls, the seam where the two pieces were molded together can be clearly seen, which I have never seen on these balls before. It appears that some of the ones in the container are defective. It's a real drag.
Rubber gold is what these Purple Pro Penns are. Premium quality ball that lasts a long time; at first, it feels hard in the hands, but once broken in, it becomes soft and bouncy. The bouncy nature of these balls lasts longer than that of traditional big blues.
Exceptional balls are always used. Purple balls appeal to me because they are commonly used in college tournaments. Playing with new balls is a better way to practice.
These purple balls have quickly become one of my favorites, and I adore them.
The speed and bounce of these balls are not to my liking. After a single game, you will be dead. I'm not sure if it's because the jar was opened and the balls lost their pressure.
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