hello,
i think the idea of recycling is very authentic, using an old ball instead of it polluting the earth is a good deed, to be honoured, but pricing a dumped objet that’s been recycled more expensive than it was originally is crap to me, sorry, and after that 65$ item is worn out you will dump it too or make a ball with it? i don’t know, it doesn’t sound ok.
Being a keen student of the worn, dog-slobbered variety of used tennis ball, I think this product is more of the “Air Kong” variety, made from tennis ball fabric rather than an old tennis ball itself. Like – there should be a seam showing in something the size of a wallet. Faux recycling, IMO (and keep well away from dogs with that thing, the smell will draw them for miles!)
Swissmiss is an online garden Tina Roth Eisenberg started in 2005 and has lovingly tended to ever since.
Besides swissmiss, Tina founded and runs TeuxDeux, CreativeMornings and her Brooklyn based co-working community Friends Work Here. (She also started Tattly which was recently adopted by BIC)
Become a Sponsor
Interested in sponsoring a week of my RSS Feed? Click here to learn more.
hello,
i think the idea of recycling is very authentic, using an old ball instead of it polluting the earth is a good deed, to be honoured, but pricing a dumped objet that’s been recycled more expensive than it was originally is crap to me, sorry, and after that 65$ item is worn out you will dump it too or make a ball with it? i don’t know, it doesn’t sound ok.
Nov 9th, 2007 / 6:57 am
Being a keen student of the worn, dog-slobbered variety of used tennis ball, I think this product is more of the “Air Kong” variety, made from tennis ball fabric rather than an old tennis ball itself. Like – there should be a seam showing in something the size of a wallet. Faux recycling, IMO (and keep well away from dogs with that thing, the smell will draw them for miles!)
Nov 9th, 2007 / 1:12 pm