Can i play tennis with this ball?
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.
1663211
If you do, use an old racket that you don't care much about, do it at night with the court lights off, don't keep score, and tell us about it! ~Never pass up an opportunity to have fun -and laugh. This should make someone LOL
1978707
I don't think so. I do not have a tennis ball on hand to compare - but this ball is not heavy! My pit-mix Tootsie loves this ball - I love it since she has not been able so far to destroy it!! A few days ago she lost her ball somewhere in our back yard.....she went into mourning! I bought 2 more from Amazon which came yesterday.....I have a happy dog again!!. I do think though that we have the larger size!
1843679
Yes, a tennis ball will sit on the flat top if placed carefully. No, the top doesn't pop out. I think maybe you are playing a relay game, and this would work.
1164680
It is but it is heavier than a tennis ball. It will not work on hard surfaces, even semi frozen turf. The ball will turn off when it hits the ground it thrown to high.
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).
1484790
Yes, but tennis balls must be thrown on the flat portion. Really constructed for baseball/softball. Good for bouncing tennis balls for the family pet.
1464955
It's pretty heavy, not sure how far you can hit it. Also, I'd use a racquet you don't care about!
55130
The racquets are very light as they are just meant to hit the birdie. I wouldn't use them on a tennis ball.
2180024
If you wanted to use it for that, yes you can. It is an actual Wilson brand volleyball. It just has a red face painting on it.
623103
Don't see why it wouldn't. A baseball has a little wiggle room so a tennis ball should fit just fine
1113833
Jessica,If you haven't bought one yet, I wouldn't waste your money.I can through the ball farther than this thing shoots it - wet or dry.Judging from other answers, it looks like others do not agree and are happy - so use your best judgment.Actually, I am thinking of just using a tennis or racket ball racket - it would work better.Tom
2005460
I would say yes if your ball is larger than a softball but no if it's not. The cellophane is not very thick.
54070
I myself haven't played tennis in them, but I'm pretty sure you can. I run and do stuff like go on an elliptical and it's fine, even though they're a little tight. I got a medium.
269592
I really don't know, it would depend on the opening of the exercise ball. You may want to contact the company, I'm sure they would be able to help you better answer the question.
789313
No. Manufacturers of REAL tennis balls (not 'dog' tennis balls, but REAL tennis balls designed for playing tennis) must conform to very strict manufacturing procedures so that their balls can be trusted to bounce reliably and predictably in a tennis game. Tennis balls are strictly regulated. Imagine playing tennis with a ball that can't be trusted to bounce predictably! You might have noticed that dog 'tennis' balls don't bounce very well--they aren't really tennis balls.
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I don't think so, the ball is on the left side, you would have to use your little finger to use it.
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It only comes with a tennis sized ball. I don't think it would function well attaching a larger ball. Hope that helps. It is fun to play as is.