great ball - when you find a real one. there are ALOT of fake Double Fish balls going around, even from reputable clubs. the real ones are great, and the fake ones look like eggs.

the fakes are good for training because they're unpredictable and force you to expect the unexpected. otherwise, not great.

again, when you find the real ones, they're great. be on the lookout.

especially good for the price

Pretty good. Like a combo between DHS and Nittaku. But I hear that there are a lot of fakes that claim to be Double Fish. Watch out for those!

The best ball overall

Well, this ball is moderately fast and is moderately heavy. It is very durable and not very expensive, but besides that, it's just not a very exciting ball to play with!

Great ball, but it seemed to break earlier than the Butterfly, Gambler, and Nittaku's.

I bought a 3 pack of these balls 3 months ago and am using the second ball. But only because the first ball was lost. We play about 2 hours a session/5 days per week alternating between DFish and Nittaku premium. The DFish is nearly indestructable. It is a great practice ball. Compared directly to the Nitt Premium, the DF is heavier, softer and more lively. They are little more difficult to spin up, are much more durable.

I go back and forth between the Double Fish 3-Star and the DHS Athens; both are excellent balls for the money.

The Double Fish 3-Stars feel slightly harder and the DHS Athens balls are a little more lively.

For the money, the best ball I have ever used. The Japanese Made Nittaku is slightly better but twice the price. I really like this ball

These are great. We have a few mixed in with our other balls, and I can feel right away when I hit the Double Fish. Lasts a long time too. I broke one after about a month of play.

I have tried this ball on a few occasion, and found that it is a bit light, and fragile.

We had a few sessions of games and we broke a few balls. I did not quite like the bounce, and felt the DHS 1 stars were better.

I am not sure if the one I tried are the real ones, but DHS is still my preferred choice for ball on the account of cost and durability.

beauty game ball....i break quite a few though

These are great table tennis balls at an exceptionally good value. One of the more common balls you see around the clubs I frequent, they are a harder ball similar to that of a nittaku and have medium fast speed. On a rare occasion I've gotten a ball that sounds broken when you hit it but isn't and they don't seem to last as long as dhs athens but play closer to nittaku premiums than anything else i've tried.

Great for the price.

I used to use DHS, but they seemed to have lowered their quality.
These are now my favorite ball to use. They are durable and they are cheap too

Nice looking ball.
Good price and quality.

These balls are a bit soft and feels light in comparison to Stiga Optimum, which is hard and feels heavy.

Durability is really good, not as fragile as Stiga Optimum, probably due to the softness and perhaps slightly lower weight.

The price and durability make these balls the first choice for our club.

I actually like these better than the Nittaku 3's.. Esp. price wise..

A medium hard ball that is hard to find in scandinavia. A little bit better than an average 3-star ball.

These are heavy, and hard like Nittaku Premiums. They aren't as lively or as easy to manipulate spinwise, but nevertheless a solid value for your money. I still prefer the DHS Athens balls but you can deffinitely make a case for these balls because of their durability.

Very good ball for price. Most of them last me months on end, but theres the rare 1 that breaks quite fast. The savings you get more than make up for that 1 ball though.

I LOVE THAT BALL, MAN!
If it weren't that hard to purchase that balls in Brazil, I'd use them ALWAYS. Excellent ball!

best ball for the price. 6 balls for $5.00 either orange or white, megaspin.net, can't go wrong with that price,

Fantastic ball, round, firm but not too heavy. Even the fake ones are round and play well :-) the only way you know you've bought fake ones is when they break often (like butterfly's). If you've bought real ones you only lose them or give them away when they are too dirty to play with :-)

The balls are too light. I prefer DHS 3 star balls in comparison, harder and faster and also affordable.

Excelent 3 stars balls. Durable.And very afordable.

Overall, Doublefish are the best balls when considering price/performance. Less expensive balls like Gambler 3* perform fairly well, but aren't as lively and not nearly as consistent as Doublefish. Yes, Nittaku 3* Premium are probably more consistent and durable, but cost over twice as much and are only marginally better. At 80 cents per ball, you can't go wrong.

Very bad quality,