DUNLOPCompetition Racquetballs/Squash 57 Balls (3 Balls)

I recently purchased the Dunlop Competition Balls Racketball for my cat to play with and I'm pleased to say that they work really well. My cat loves to play with balls and these are the perfect size for her. They bounce nicely and seem to be very durable, which is great because my cat can be quite rough with her toys. Overall, I'm happy with my purchase and would recommend these balls to anyone looking for a fun toy for their furry friend.

Great Service - As usual

These have gone up since I last bought them, they also go up if you Wack them on the floor hard 🤣🤣

Absolutely brilliant for dogs. So much better than the pet balls you often see in the shops. Highly recommend.

Does exactly what i wanted it to do. a good name at a good price.

I bought these for my Sproodle dog who chews all tennis and rubber balls. This is the only ball that he doesn’t chew although I am sure he has tried. It is a nice size and soft and he loves carrying it around in his mouth. When/IF he drops it it bounces all over the place which he loves to chase it. I wish somebody had told me about these balls before I had spent a fortune on tennis balls and rubber balls from pets at home.

Did what it says x

Entirely my fault, and so I wouldn't pay any heed to the following review. With that disclaimer, my admission - I clicked on these after a hasty search for "squash balls". These are not squash balls, but in fact Racketballs, as the title quite clearly indicates. Racketballs are quite significantly larger and heavier than squash balls, and rather less good for playing squash with. They are pretty bouncy, though, and they are the right kind of size for idle throwing about. I developed quite some affection for them, such that when I lost one of the three, I felt compelled to replace it, and bought another three.I can't say how good these are for Racketball, but as balls go, these are some of the finest I've handled.