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| Manufacturer | - |
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| Brand | Wilson |
| Item model number | WRT1323 |
| Color | Multicolor |
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| Product Id | 662536 |
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 4.1 (13 ratings) 4.1 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 026388183074 |
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WILSON Sporting Goods WILSON Pressureless Tennis Balls - 18 Ball Bag, original version WRT1323
Reviews: 13
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Just what I was looking for. My dogs are crazy for balls. Being able to purchase in volume helped a lot!
These have been awesome. I play once or twice a week, and I've hit casually with these all summer. They don't have quite the bounce of a brand new can of balls, but their bounce is similar to a can that's been open for a week or two. The difference is that they stay that way week after week. We just take out a hand full of balls and go at it. My first bag is pretty well worn after 3 months, but they still bounce almost the same way they did to start with.
I used a few bags of these to fill my tennis ball hopper. They are great for practice and last a long time!
I practice every day with a Tennis Tutor Players Ball Machine. I've tried Gamma, Penn and now Wilson. Ball Machines recommend using USED balls, so I hit new balls for serving and when the fuzz starts to wear off, I then switch them to the ball machine. I find the Wilson Pressureless Balls the BEST for both practicing serves and groundstrokes. The fuzz doesn't mat up as badly as when using other balls.
Worth the price
They are much better than Gamma balls.
Bought these for our dogs. Good old Wilson. Going strong having fun, the dogs that is!
They were good tennis balls at first but after a while the feel of the ball just wasn't right. I certainly would not recommend this product for any of my friends on my highschool tennis team. It's a good product if you don't play often and can't tell the difference between a good ball and a bad one but other than that they just don't feel right.
These balls are too hard and too heavy, even for pressureless balls, for which that's normal. They don't bounce straight, and some bounce way high, others way low. Don't recommend for tennis, fine for dogs.