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Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2025
Nice balls
AMIRISM
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2025
I've been using these Neobadge silent pickleball balls for a bit now, and they're pretty neat. Neobadge usually puts out solid gear, and these are no exception. The high-density foam with the 40 recessed holes really does give them a feel that's closer to regular pickleballs than you'd expect from foam.They're perfect for indoor practice, especially when you don't want to make a ton of noise. And, yeah, they're great for a bit of playful indoor action with the girlfriend without worrying about breaking anything. The yellow with black dots makes them easy to spot, too.Pros:- Significantly quieter than regular pickleballs.- Good feel and flight for foam balls.- Ideal for indoor practice.- Easy to see.Cons:- They do feel different than regular balls, as expected.If you're looking for a way to practice your pickleball game indoors without driving everyone crazy, these Neobadge silent balls are a solid choice. They're well-made, perform well for foam balls, and are definitely quieter than the standard fare.
MartinOg305
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2025
These Neobadge pickle balls have the same bounce as a regular pickleball without the noise. When hitting these balls, they tend to be harder to control with many of my serves going long. The noise is significantly less. The USAPA has not yet approved any of these balls for play so it is uncertain if they could be widely adopted. With all the noise issues at some pickleball courts, it would be nice to see a solution for that issue. Overall, these make good practice balls for indoors when the weather is an issue.
Harold McFarland
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2025
These are great for practicing dinking and hand/eye coordination. Soft and nondestructive, you can bounce them off a wall in the house and it does not damage the drywall or make an annoying sound to people on the other side or trying to hear something in the same room.They move like a pickleball and bounce very similar so that the coordination of the hand and eye movement translates very well back into a real pickleball game. The only time they do not seem to perform like a standard pickleball is when you are trying to put spin on them and get a curve effect. The curve is not as noticeable and the bounce effect from the spin is not as great. Most likely that is because it has the "holes" painted on it and the regular ball with actual holes allows air to amplify the spin.Other than that, it performs well, is very quiet, and helps develop skills that should translate well into an improved pickleball game. These are great for solo practicing.
Science4Life
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2025
Had been looking for a pickleball durable for harder serves, if you play tennis these are also amazing so a 95 MPH serve practice is safe. These balls have a similar ratio to a baseball and out of boredom tested my DH low strike zone contact several times, these balls are durable enough to handle 85 MPH contact and an exit velocity of 103 MPH at a net.Overall highly recommended if your serves are pro level and handy for tennis players that are trying to save on practice balls too.
Suzanna McGee
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2025
Awesome balls to practice at home against the inside walls, because the ball is not loud and it is soft enough that it won't destroy the walls (or at least, I hope so -- I haven't done it long enough to have a long-term experience). It works also against the garage door and outside walls. The balls are made from a thick foam, not too heavy, and for sure not loud. I have this small practice paddle (with a much smaller head) and I love to practice with this paddle and the foam balls. The balls are beautifully bright, so it is very easy to see. Always watch the ball! :)
Dee
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2025
These are cool! They’re a bit harder of a foam than a stress ball is, kind of like practice foam golf balls. That material should prevent that annoying pickleball sound when they get slammed by a paddle, I bounced it on the ground and it does projectile back about 3-4’ without making much more than a quiet thud while hitting the floor. The ink printing on the textured holes within the balls isn’t great but it does make it look a little more like a real pickleball wiffleball at least!
KEVIN ANGELINI
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2025
Decent balls, indeed they are quite silent and can be used in areas when afraid of noise pollution. Bounce is ok. Weight is hard to judge as it is a different material. Not sure the ball spin is realistic.
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