Selkirk Sport Hybrid Ball - 4pk

Balls seem to be a lot heavier than the indoor balls Also the yellow Color is hard to see inside the gym. Orange or red w old be better

We are happy with the quality of the pickleballs in the 4 pack we received. We play often and they have been quite durable so far!

Had three indoor rec sessions with 4 Hybrid balls so far. Three of the balls are cracked on the seam, waiting for the 4th and then I’ll be asking for a refund. They play well, but crack easily

A hybrid ball made by one of the best paddle makers in the world... What's not to like? Well, if you're me, and buying for an indoor facility, there might be some things that you won't like. 1st, there's the holes - I believe there's 40 of them, all evenly spaced, all a little smaller than usual - kinda like the outdoor ball. Then there's the weight- like a tenth of an ounce, give or take, heavier than the balls I'm used to playing with. Yes, kinda like the outdoor ball. So, I guess Selkirk knows what they're doing, but why are they trying to hit the indoor as well as the outdoor market. Why not just do two separate balls - one for each? I don't know. But for now I'll pass.

Ball seemed too hard and plastic - like an indoor ball with a little softer composition.

My understanding of this ball was that it was flexible for gym floor play as well as outdoor. Unfortunately, the ball has very low bounce and started skidding on the gym floor by the second game. Not impressed.

The ball skips on a wood gym floor instead of grabbing the floor for spin, so it's not a good all-around indoor ball. It may work on other surfaces.

I live Selkirk, but these balls need a rework. We played on a gym floor and the ball broke along the seam within 10 minutes of mild play