PCKL Elite 40 Pickleball Balls Cold Weather Rated | Tournament and Competition Ball | 4 Pack of Balls | 50 Pack | 100 Bulk Pack | USA Pickleball Approved (4 Pack, Neon Green)

I purchased these pickleballs because they are not the standard yellow color. The neon glow of these balls did not disappoint. They are much easier to see. I cannot tell a difference between these and the Franklins. While the Franklins that belong to my friends break, my Elite 40s keep going strong. I've had them for 6 months, and I am an avid pickleball player at a 3.9 level who plays 3-4 times per week for 3 hours per session.

Very premium pickleball with a bright color for better focus. I think the ball is a little lighter than the Franklin X40 but plays very well. It did withstand very hard slams in cooler weather. I think with so many new balls that are introduced to the game, I will keep this one ready to use in my bag when I want to have some competitive play.

Nice ball with bright color to help with visibility. The ball plays a bit different than the franklin x-40s, maybe faster. Good for cold weather because it doesn't crack easily. The downside is that it warps easier in hotter weather, so you might end up with an uneven bounce.PROS:- doesn't crack easily- bright and easy to see- good for cold weatherCONS:- may warp on hotter days, and uneven shape leads to uneven bounce- plays differently than the standard Franklin X-40s.

I thought it would splurge a little and get the four pack of these balls at Christmas time.They seem to work fine so far… Actually the only one that has cracked on me as an old Franklin that I had in my bag- playing in like 45° weather. It would be good if there was just a standard set for Pickleball with the type of holes and stuff. Some have variable holes and some have uniform size. There should be a standard and the rest should be thrown out. Same with the raquets- I’m not sure if there is a standard on the bracket size and thickness. I’m relatively new to the game but some people are really insane about it… Unless I’m playing on a league or for money I really don’t care that much but it’s good to have a standard so that it’s a level purchasing and playing field.

I have bought a few sets of these balls, they work great and are a good value. Nothing much more other than they work, they bounce and wear well. Recommended.

Great product. Had a couple players not want to use the new balls because they lacked the often sought after texture that comes from extensive wear as this lend itself to more responsive play.After one game, these were difficult to discern from other that had been used more often.

If you're looking for an alternative to the frustrating, poor quality and durability of the Franklin X40s or Durafasts, you will not be disappointed with these. Much more durable than the easy-cracking / splitting names just mentioned, lovely feel coming off the paddle and the florescent green *really* pops, especially in low light conditions. Flight is nice and predictable and they react well to spin. They are slightly pricier than the Franklins and the Durafasts but their extreme durability means they quickly pay for themselves. Do yourself, and your game a favor and switch to these. You won't regret it.

I actually think these play really well. But if you’re new to pickleball you’re going to learn that most players will turn their nose at ANYTHING that isn’t Franklin. Which is insane because there’s so many other balls available that offer more spin and control.So if you are going to play a pick up session don’t bother with these or Durafast or certainly not any Onix because I can guarantee someone will tell you “I have a better ball if you want to use it.” And what that means is “Can we use a Franklin because I’m only comfortable with the ball traveling no more than 10 mph and without any spin.”Watch. You’ll see.