Would a tennis ball fit?
623101
Tennis balls are typically smaller than baseballs, so I would say yet, a tennis ball would fit.
623102
Yes, very easily. A tennis ball is smaller than a baseball, so it will fit in the box with no problem (I actually looked at our box and and a tennis ball to make sure.)
623103
Don't see why it wouldn't. A baseball has a little wiggle room so a tennis ball should fit just fine
623104
Since a tennis ball is smaller than a baseball, it will fit; however, the supports in the bottom are too far apart to keep the ball from wiggling around a little when the case is moved.
1523658
not sure what kids' tennis ball sizes are, but it should pick up at least 36 regular sized balls - I usually keep 24 balls in it and it's has room for more. If kids' sized tennis ball are a different size than standard size ( larger or smaller ) then they may not fit through the bottom pick-up or fall through, which defeats the purpose of this item.
2099873
I would imagine a tennis ball would be too heavy for it. I have thrown it away, so can't test it for you.
216298
Yes, however, the ball does not engage or release as easily as a tennis ball would, especially upon launch. I have a medium size Chuck-it and it's too much of a hassle to use with this ball. It's very lightweight at least.
1464953
I dont think the ball would have the same action as regular tennis ball. Plus, the weight of a meteorball is about three times the weight of a tennis ball so you would not want to get hit with that! I also believe the performance of the ball is diminished once it bounces too hard on the ground, usually causing the ball to not light up anymore. So I guess you could play tennis with it but I don't think you would like the results. Hope that helps.
1212945
Its a bit bigger than a tennis ball... More like a baseball. I'll take a picture of mine next to a tennis ball and see if I can post it.
1127577
no. this only works with tennis balls. they sell a different ball saver for racquetballs which is smaller than this one.
614841
Tennis balls will go through the machine but they are smaller in size and therefore seem to take awhile to grip and don't pick up speed or accuracy for height adjusted to.
1312793
They are slightly smaller than standard tennis ball (approximately 2.5in vs 2.63 in)
190333
I don't. Think it will. The pouch is much smaller than a tennis ball. It's more for glass marbles, steel shot and the plastic "practice" marbles. This thing is lethal, especially to small game. I would suggest a water balloon launcher instead. Especially the one with foot straps. Try searching in Toys.
1127574
The pressurizer you're looking at is really designed for tennis balls. If you were to use them for other sports, don't know if it can potentially over inflate the balls.
39289
Depending on how many racquets you put in it. My honest answer would be no.
995069
It only comes with a tennis sized ball. I don't think it would function well attaching a larger ball. Hope that helps. It is fun to play as is.
1877840
No, it is a bit larger than a tennis ball. Not sure of the exact difference since I have them hidden and I can't let the dog know the secret place - he's been shadowing me.
55130
The racquets are very light as they are just meant to hit the birdie. I wouldn't use them on a tennis ball.
153273
Yes, it should fit... if the shaft on your ball is long enough it will work perfectly... you might not be able to use the locking screw at the top, but if you tighten it correctly it won't come loose. Mine works great and I love it... super product....
2042944
I think a tennis ball would be too heavy for this. I bought the package of replacement balls for extras....they're lightweight like a wiffle ball.