Does anyone buy balls from Ali Express?

This user has no status.
I have bought these Huieson balls year ago for robot training. They seem decent enough, at least got shoot properly by the simple joola V300 robot (what is not always the case for crappy balls). Afer time I see the only thing is their color is less white and little yellow now even they stored in closed box. I store them with some other Joola blue logo balls from amazon which keep their color.
 
This user has no status.
This user has no status.
🏆 Top 1% Commenter
Well-Known Member
Sep 2017
2,328
1,680
5,075
Read 1 reviews
We play with nattaku premium 3 stars in matches. I would want a trainingsball as close to it as possible. Otherwise why would I train with different balls that jump different and then get cucked in matches?

If you play tournaments in different clubs will have to use different balls anyway. Or all clubs in your area use Nittaku balls?
 
This user has no status.
This user has no status.
🏆 Top 1% Commenter
Active Member
Oct 2020
956
460
1,621
If you play tournaments in different clubs will have to use different balls anyway. Or all clubs in your area use Nittaku balls?
Many clubs use nittakku premium 3 stars for league games now. But I train 99% with differenr balls like nattaku 0 star and joola different logo colors(green,violet etc) i think there are some andro mixed in there aswell. 😂
 
  • Like
Reactions: piligrim
This user has no status.
How different are they feeling wise? We train with joola and nittaku 0 star balls
On our amateur level, we don't feel the difference. And we had even some of our guests wondering, that we are training with 3star balls. So they also didn't notice the difference in pre match practice.
I'm really convinced and 12 EUR for 100balls including shipment is an investment that is worth a try, don't you think.
 
  • Like
Reactions: barusu
This user has no status.
This user has no status.
🏆 Top 1% Commenter
Active Member
Oct 2020
956
460
1,621
On our amateur level, we don't feel the difference. And we had even some of our guests wondering, that we are training with 3star balls. So they also didn't notice the difference in pre match practice.
I'm really convinced and 12 EUR for 100balls including shipment is an investment that is worth a try, don't you think.
Sure.
 
This user has no status.
This user has no status.
🏆 Top 1% Commenter
Well-Known Member
Oct 2019
1,927
938
3,394
Read 5 reviews
I started off with 100 balls for robot training, after 12h of training 36 dead bodies :| Sooo... About those Huieson balls.
 

Attachments

  • photo_5899939791212580791_y.jpg
    photo_5899939791212580791_y.jpg
    289.8 KB · Views: 54
This user has no status.
This user has no status.
🏆 Top 1% Commenter
Well-Known Member
Oct 2019
1,927
938
3,394
Read 5 reviews
Something is wrong with your robot... I have the same huieson balls. My robot is the cheap joola ipong and after ~6 months smacking the balls i have broken only one
I mean I had the same issue when I played without the robot, so I do not think that is the fault of the robot :p
 
says rejoicing in rbpon 🆚 robipon
says rejoicing in rbpon 🆚 robipon
Member
Sep 2024
368
225
1,239
Read 2 reviews
i absolutely disagree in terms of the literal meaning of "to break = to crack, to break into pieces". Huieson balls. i'll talk about them in the pongbot thread: tl;dr Huieson balls are terrible balls per se, because yes they get way too easily perma-dented (as shown in Haito's photo), i.e. they are NOT hard balls ... but this feature is actually an incredible advantage in pongbots: Huieson balls doht crack in pongbots, nor do they get dented in pongbots.

the other alix balls, weixiun, are terrible though in pongbots. they doht get dented (because they ARE hard balls) but actually crack, i.e. break in pongbots. and more. i'll talk more about them in the pongbot thread soon, watch out!
 
  • Like
Reactions: Jslick89
This user has no status.
This user has no status.
Active Member
Sep 2023
518
474
3,035
i absolutely disagree in terms of the literal meaning of "to break = to crack, to break into pieces". Huieson balls. i'll talk about them in the pongbot thread: tl;dr Huieson balls are terrible balls per se, because yes they get way too easily perma-dented (as shown in Haito's photo), i.e. they are NOT hard balls ... but this feature is actually an incredible advantage in pongbots: Huieson balls doht crack in pongbots, nor do they get dented in pongbots.

the other alix balls, weixiun, are terrible though in pongbots. they doht get dented (because they ARE hard balls) but actually crack, i.e. break in pongbots. and more. i'll talk more about them in the pongbot thread soon, watch out!
Wild. Its common for me to run maybe 25 huieson ball through the robot, hit for 60- 90 minutes and crack one. In fact, at 90 minutes its almost a certainly. I started with a hundred and am now down to about 25 and have never dented one, just cracks. Sometimes they crack from hitting another ball bouncing around the table, sometimes from hiting the robot (center piece) itself, other times just from hitting flat or smashing. Are there more than one style of these balls?
 
  • Like
Reactions: barusu
Top