Nexy Poly Balls

My scales easily do that.

Did the junior crack cell balls as well?

In time you will know how they compare, when you play with several people.

It's no secret, with every kind of plastic balls(seamed, seamless, Japanese Chinese ) edge=crack.

I couldn't break any of my xushuoafa *** balls but my stupid friend (in his defense he wasn't playing for a while ) cracked two of them in 5 minutes...    

igorponger wrote: JUST EAT IT..  Don't go in for a fool's job, dont get worry over the balls gone. Balls are just a consumery, just the meat of the game to be eated in plenty every day.    JUST EAT IT !!!

....so your saying the supposed meat substance in a big mac is no worse than a ny strip steak from a backyard grill?   

.....just eat it little johnny....its just meat!  

I call such a thing in the military the "RTC Factor" since many in military resist change as well.

Here is the area that addresses it, I didn't reaad down far enough.

I played with my new Nexy balls last night and liked them.  I only used one for 45 minutes, but will use them for 5 hours tomorrow to see how they last.  I have a feeling that they are a very good ball.

Thank you (NoRema and mts388) for positive feedback.

I played them for about 5 weeks. Players at club love them and have no reason to find/test any other balls.

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No, I just meant a few boxes.  I have about 150 really good XSF balls.  I just want to try the NExy to compare. Thanks for the info.

NextLevel wrote: I ordered some last week for the same reason.

Let us know what you think of the Nexy balls after you've had a chance to play with them few times.

Not yet.  I ordered some.

I received the Nexy Balls from Bogeyhunter et al at Nexy USA who provide amazing customer service.  Ten thumbs up.  If you possibly can, you should support one of our members here. 

The Nexy Polyballs that I received were very good by any standard, that is the bottom line. 

However, they are as far as any of us could tell over about three hours, identical in their playing properties to XSF balls that were made in April.  When the ball was changed randomly we could not discern in free play or drills whether the ball in play was an XSF or the Nexy*.  (By we, I mean four players ranging from 2000 to 2400).  I have no idea when the Nexy Balls were made because no matter how hard I looked, I could not find the four-letter code on the box (I literally also took out a magnifying glass, still couldn't find it).  Their similarity also showed up in static bounce tests.  I can't say much about durability in one session of several hours, but I can say that the amount of wear after that was exactly what I have seen in the past for XSF (which means these balls are in much better shape after one session than a Nittaku Premium 40+).

That should not be regarded as criticism.  I like XSF balls (long-timers on this site will know that I was singing their praises before pretty much anyone else) and I liked these.  They were perfectly round, bright white and easy to see, excellent high bounce, and in short a perfect example of the seamless balls that are made from this factory.  You should have no hesitation to use them, but don't expect something new and better.

*Right after that, I played with a Nittaku Premium 40* and immediately noticed the difference and had a little trouble adjusting in time to do well in a couple of matches with it.

Baal wrote: I received the Nexy Balls from Bogeyhunter et al at Nexy USA who provide amazing customer service.  Ten thumbs up.  If you possibly can, you should support one of our members here.  The Nexy Polyballs that I received were very good by any standard, that is the bottom line.  However, they are as far as any of us could tell over about three hours, identical in their playing properties to XSF balls that were made in April.  When the ball was changed randomly we could not discern in free play or drills whether the ball in play was an XSF or the Nexy*.  (By we, I mean four players ranging from 2000 to 2400).  I have no idea when the Nexy Balls were made because no matter how hard I looked, I could not find the four-letter code on the box (I literally also took out a magnifying glass, still couldn't find it).  Their similarity also showed up in static bounce tests.  I can't say much about durability in one session of several hours, but I can say that the amount of wear after that was exactly what I have seen in the past for XSF (which means these balls are in much better shape after one session than a Nittaku Premium 40+). That should not be regarded as criticism.  I like XSF balls (long-timers on this site will know that I was singing their praises before pretty much anyone else) and I liked these.  They were perfectly round, bright white and easy to see, excellent high bounce, and in short a perfect example of the seamless balls that are made from this factory.  You should have no hesitation to use them, but don't expect something new and better. *Right after that, I played with a Nittaku Premium 40* and immediately noticed the difference and had a little trouble adjusting in time to do well in a couple of matches with it.

It's really funny how at your club everyone thought Nexy and XSF balls played identical, while in our club players felt there where distinguishable differences between them - perhaps we use different batch of XSF balls ... or the difference is just in your heads, LOL

Btw, did you you try to weigh the balls on your super-accurate scale?

Anyway, regardless of whether there's a difference, it looks like we agree that both balls are high quality, round and have very pleasant playing characteristics.