TADICK Beer Ping Pong Balls Plastic Multiple Color Table Tennis Ball (100 Pack)

 We purchased several styles and brands of plastic balls to create a large ball pit for our ferrets. I can't comment as to how well these ping pong balls actually work for ping pong, or even beer pong. They seem to bounce okay to me, but I don't know how "official" ping pong balls behave. Interestingly, the other three styles of ball we have in the ball pit get chewed on by one or both girls, but this brand (TADICK) does not. Apparently they're not as fun to chew. As you can see from the video below, the girls love their ball pit.Additional products: BREWSKI BROTHERS BEER-PONG144 Beer Pong Balls (Pack of 144), White,144 Beer Pong Balls - Ping-Pong Balls Washable Plastic (White), and Marshall Pet Products Pop-N-Play Ball Pack (3-Pack)

I bought these to make a ball pit for my dog (small yorkie) and she loves them! It's surprisingly pretty hard to find colored ping pong balls, when I did they'd be $10-12 for a pack of 7! These were a bit pricey considering there just ping pong balls but these were by far the best price I found anywhere! They arrived exactly as described but were 9 short, no big deal just annoying. Overall they are nice quality not cheap at all and would work for ping pong as well! Because they've been such a hit with my dog, I'll probably order more!

I purchased these as toys for my cat. There are so many of them that I can go days before I must get out the vacuum just to reach under everything high enough for a ball to fit under and retrieve the lost ones. She loves these balls, and they are bouncy enough that often they rebound and roll back from under things on their own.

Very lovely, just rather light. I used these to make decorations for my sister’s bachelorette party. They’re very pretty so I filled vases with them, then put in fake flowers for table decorations as well as made a little game for messages to be written on them for the bride-to-be. Also, we played margarita pong! They bounce a little differently than regular ping pong balls, but they worked perfectly for what I needed.

My little girl is so picky about her toys. I've purchased and thrown or gave away sooo many cat toys (a lot of them not cheap). She loves to chase balls as long as they don't hurt if they accidentally bump her little nose when I toss them to her. Getting tired of the paper wads i was making for her, I decided to find something lightweight that she could easily smack around the house. These don't have a whole lot of bounce on linoleum floors but enough for her to enjoy the thrill of the chase. I opened them as soon as they arrived and she loves them. Don't know how they'd work as far as ping pong goes, but if they make my kitty happy and active, well nuff said!

These were for the cat shelter where I live. They put them in a box & let the kittens go for it. The cats loved them and helped with shelter boredom. The shelter even posted a video ( Heartland Humane Society, Ottumwa, IA ) of the kittens playing with them.

I purchased these balls for a party. I was a little disappointed because they didn't bounce as much as I needed. We still had a great time and improvised the make the games work. The table surface was fiberglass--a wood surface may have bounced better.

I needed them to use as a tracker at my retail job and they worked for that, more eye catching than white. I imagine they'd jazz up a casual ping pong game too, though I don't think they are consistently sized (I don't have a caliper to validate this). Probably not good for regulation ping pong games. Not sure. I've never really been good at ping pong.