Can this be used for tennis balls?
1049212
I suppose, You would have to play around with the speed and height, not sure if you could consistently get it right over the net with any kind of speed.
1049213
yes, it can be used with any type of ball even volleyballs and soccerballs.
1049214
Never tried it. But I would think so. You would have to experiment with distance and speed to deal with the net.
1049215
I heard that you could, but I haven't tried. It's pretty easy to use, so I imagine it would not be a problem.
1803088
No, not regular size tennis balls. The machine uses golf ball size, spongy/rubber baseballs. I hope that helps
198698
I don't think so , the curvature would be too small and then there's the fuzzy texture of the tennis ball
1464953
I dont think the ball would have the same action as regular tennis ball. Plus, the weight of a meteorball is about three times the weight of a tennis ball so you would not want to get hit with that! I also believe the performance of the ball is diminished once it bounces too hard on the ground, usually causing the ball to not light up anymore. So I guess you could play tennis with it but I don't think you would like the results. Hope that helps.
1228535
Sorry but only tennis balls. Have tried other sizes but not successful so far
1192123
I don't see why not. It doesn't specifically say pilates balls, but it is used for sports equipment.
1464957
I think you probably could play tennis with it. You may need to glue the plug that holds the light mechinism in, but I think it would work. May be a little more bouncy than a regular tennis ball, but I would totally give it a try! Good luck!
1464956
I think you probably could play tennis with it. You may need to glue the plug that holds the light mechinism in, but I think it would work. May be a little more bouncy than a regular tennis ball, but I would totally give it a try!Good luck!
1177768
ONLY PENN QST 36 Felt Tennis Balls which are about 9 inches in diameter. elevate the machine with crates or a stool. these are not regular tennis balls.the whiffle balls may be good to volley or even for overhead smashes, otherwise.
1258787
Probably would be ok. It is slightly smaller than a tennis ball. And the finger loops are kid size in my opinion anyway (I have chubby fingers).
2007921
I doubt it would work for baseballs. It works by squeezing the balls between the rails. Baseballs are larger and harder than tennis balls, if they squeeze through the rails, they would likely bend the rails and the balls would end up falling out. Just my guess.
73655
Yes. I used to use tennis balls, but these work much better, while still being just as gentle. They have more heft, no dyes to rub off, and no rubbery smell.
1552423
It will hold anything that is 2.75 inches or less in diameter. I believe that a tennis ball is smaller than a baseball!A baseball fits nicely with nothing to spare!
275900
Yes but you need make sure that the shank(shaft size of the ball) is the correct diameter
2168660
No, the ball actually has 2 openings at top and bottom, so when it bounces it tends to bounce sharply to one side or another. It's fun for the dog because it will bounce all over the place, of course, but on a tennis court, it would be exhaustive. Perhaps you could try spraying your tennis balls with a strip or two of glow in the dark - neon paint? There are several products that are very durable for heavy wear and tear.
1663210
Not without ruining the strings on your racquet. It's not a tennis ball and doesn't claim to be one. The ball is for dogs.
2007919
I don't think so. The tennis balls flex a little as they get picked up from bottom of cage. Baseballs don't have that flex. They're gonna bend the cage and then they will just fall out from bottom. If you use it just as a stand to hold baseballs. Then that would work fine.