Cheapest a piece here
80Two packs, sixty or eighty balls, each 2.55 in across with a mesh bag in the box. Eighty come to $0.69 a ball, sixty to $0.70.
A count matters when balls leave your hand faster than they come back. A coaching basket empties in an hour, a hopper takes a full bag, and a dog that fetches loses one a walk.
The gap between the packs is a cent a ball, so buy the volume you get through, not the bigger discount. The mesh bag carries on a shoulder; a bucket does not.
If the balls go to a dog, watch the game and take the ball away once the felt tears. That is the moment it stops being a toy.
On a court the same 2.55 in size is what a hopper expects, so a bag feeds a machine without sorting. Match the pressure your machine asks for.
Both packs carry the same rating and the same count of ratings: one ball under two labels. Price a ball, not a pack, and the choice gets simple.
The balls measure 2.55 in across, the standard size, and both packs suit either use. Take a ball away once the felt tears.
The bag ships with the pack and holds the full count. It carries on a shoulder, which a bucket does not.
They are standard 2.55 in balls, which is the size hoppers expect. Check your machine's own guidance for pressure.
Eighty balls come to $0.69 each, sixty to $0.70. A cent a ball is the whole gap, so buy the count you get through.
12 to a pack
12Heavy duty
128 to a pack
8From $9.99
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