Love the Bzer ball. Awesome for volleys against a wall to improve hand speed and ball tracking especially when used with a small training paddle. Also can warm up on court with them but it feels super weird going back to normal paddle and ball. The ball literally feels and looks as big as a Basketball and it takes a minute or two to get used to the extra weight and less bounce of a normal ball. Seems very well made, been drilling with mine for hours and still as good as new.
Yes they will go through a chain link fence - and the net. BUT, I've found that they almost always hit the fence and stay in. Since they're pretty large compared to the opening in the fencing they have to swish through the opening in order to go through. If they manage to contact almost any part of the fence they tend to bounce back. Absolutely great training aid; I love using it for wall drills.
I'd imagine one disadvantage would be playing with one on an outdoor court with normal chain link fence. Looks like thats about the perfect size to go through a chain link fence. All the same I put a sleeve on my Christmas list.
@@tricia3114 Yes. It comes off the paddle with a lot more speed/pop. You'll mess up your muscle memory for drops if you drill with it. It's great for defending speedups since it forces you to react faster.
I like using these for wall drills using a smaller sweet spot trainer paddle. Its frustrating at first but very satisfying once you get it right.
Love the Bzer ball. Awesome for volleys against a wall to improve hand speed and ball tracking especially when used with a small training paddle. Also can warm up on court with them but it feels super weird going back to normal paddle and ball. The ball literally feels and looks as big as a Basketball and it takes a minute or two to get used to the extra weight and less bounce of a normal ball. Seems very well made, been drilling with mine for hours and still as good as new.
Yes they will go through a chain link fence - and the net. BUT, I've found that they almost always hit the fence and stay in. Since they're pretty large compared to the opening in the fencing they have to swish through the opening in order to go through. If they manage to contact almost any part of the fence they tend to bounce back.
Absolutely great training aid; I love using it for wall drills.
Great timing with BF specials
I'd imagine one disadvantage would be playing with one on an outdoor court with normal chain link fence. Looks like thats about the perfect size to go through a chain link fence.
All the same I put a sleeve on my Christmas list.
Hey John, just tried to order with your code and it didn't work. Just tried to buy a sleeve of 3.
Discount only works on full price items according to the company, not those already discounted.
get them to the size of an atom
20$ geez lol
Time for the knock-off brand to come out priced at half the price, and still make a killing.
Not good for drops. Drops are a precision shot. You need a real ball to get the correct distance to train your muscle memory.
Have you tried one?
@@tricia3114Has Ben Johns tried one or need one?
@@tricia3114Why would you practice with a ball that you don’t compete with lol?
@@lazyhusband I haven’t. I’m asking to see if others have found it useful or not.
@@tricia3114 Yes. It comes off the paddle with a lot more speed/pop. You'll mess up your muscle memory for drops if you drill with it. It's great for defending speedups since it forces you to react faster.
A waste of money.