OnixFuse G2 Outdoor Pickleball Balls

These are the best pickleballs I have found. They last long and do not crack like other brands seem to do.

Title: Top-Notch Performance with Onix Fuse G2 Pickleball!Rating: ★★★★★ (5 out of 5)Review:I've played my fair share of pickleball and the Onix Fuse G2 Outdoor Pickleballs are by far the best I've used. The durability is remarkable - they've withstood my regular, intense play with ease. They offer a reliable, true bounce which makes gameplay predictably enjoyable.What impressed me most is the flight performance. The balance they maintain mid-flight, regardless of the shot I make, is exceptional. I also appreciate their vibrant color that stays visible in any weather condition, making my games stress-free.Plus, the satisfying 'pop' sound they make on impact is such a delightful, intuitive feedback! Overall, these balls have enhanced my pickleball experience tremendously. Whether you're a pro or just starting, the Onix Fuse G2 is worth every penny. Highly recommended!

I like these balls better than the Franklin ones. These balls seem more durable, softer and have a better bounce than the Franklin balls. The Franklin balls seem thin, brittle. and have a lower bounce to them. Maybe it is because the seam on them hits the court then comes off the paddle in a weird way. I was playing PB the other night using Franklin ball and that is the experience I had with them. I hit one of the balls so hard, it cracked it and lost it's shape like a deflated balloon as I was playing a game with some other bangers. Franklin is what tournaments use...I think they should use Onix balls. They are more durable and have a better bounce. With time the Onix balls will wear out but not as quickly as the Franklin balls. I like the Onix balls. I hope tournaments use them and they come out with more colors for outdoor play in the future. I think glow in the dark balls would be fun especially in rec play where there are no lights on the court after it gets too dark to see.

My friends would not play with these balls because they didn’t bounce like there were suppose to. We play on clay courts and these balls seem to be for hard court . Good quality though

These are great for outdoor winter play. They don't crack, they are highly visible, and they feel right. After a lot of play, they get slower, but at least they don't crack in the cold after tons of hard slams.

I think the main reason for these new balls is the popular Pure 2 ball is not legal for tournaments anymore. The Pure 2 balls bounce too much when brand new, but will bounce properly after a little use. These Onix Fuse balls are legal for tournament play and bounce correctly when brand new. I know for sure the Pure balls eventually seem to get soft and squishy after they get old, and maybe where I play which is usually 3.0 - 3.5 players, sometimes a 4.0 and 4.5 pop in, they like the softer ball because you will hit less balls out or something. Anyways, I think I was the first to bring these balls to our courts and people really liked them. More and more players are suing these. I have heard people say they seen these break, but I never seen one break myself. The come off the paddle good, spin good, bounce good, etc. Now where I play if they have a local tournament they use these Fuse balls. But, I would still say most people are still using the Pure 2 right now, and some will switch to the Durafast if there is a major tournament coming up soon. I like these balls. I don't have a need to buy anymore at the moment, but when I need some new balls I will buy more of these.I measured these balls, Pure 2 and a DuraFast 40 ball, all new:Onix Fuse Ball: Weight 25.67 grams Diameter: 72.63mmOnix Pure 2 Ball: Weight 26.00 grams Diameter: 72.67mmDuraFast 40 Ball: Weight 26.73 grams Diameter: 73.83 mm

These play really slow and heavy for me. The plastic was visibly thicker than the Pickl balls I was using immediately before. Our game seemed to slow down when we switched to these and the bounce was noticeably less as folks misjudged them frequently. We are all 3.5 players, so take this with a grain of salt. I felt these played more like the indoor balls I once mistakenly bought.

These are quieter than some brands and the only ones my HOA allows us to use, given noise complaints. Seem to hold up well.

The ball bounced well and does not break easily

Muy buen desempeño de la pelota

Perfectas pelotas para PickleBall en exteriores

Nice but expensive.Oth pickleball balls are cheaper

Balls are well constructed with numerous smaller holes for outdoor (as opposed to indoor) playInitially, I thought these balls were a tad expensive, but their quality convinced me otherwise, i.e. you get what you pay for!