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Penn Championship Regular Duty Tennis Balls 24 Can Case
4.8
Overview
Note: Cases of balls do not qualify for free shipping. Cases only ship within the continental United States.
America's number one selling ball, the Penn Championship offers impressive playability and consistency. The regular duty is best suited for clay, grass, omni and carpet. These are sanctioned for ITF and USTA tournaments.
- 3 balls per can
- 24 cans per case
- Note: Cases of balls ship separately via UPS Ground.
Customer Reviews
Delivered in a timely manner.There is not much one can write about tennis balls. The case of 24 cans was delivered exactly the day it was supposed to be delivered, and so far the balls from the four cans I opened were in great condition as a tennis player would expect.
Penn Tennis BallsReasonable price, quick delivery, consistent product!
Good clay court ballsThese balls are good for the money. If you are not a tournament player these balls are very good and no need to spend extra money on upgraded clay court balls. Clay court balls are easier on the arm. I sometimes use them on hard court however, they will not last as long as regular duty balls on the hard surface.
Excellent clay court ballThese balls are for clay and grass courts. They won't last at all on a hard court. They have a lower nap so they don't absorb a lot of moisture and get big and heavy like an extra duty ball would on clay or grass. They are easy on the arm and shoulder and great for clay and grass courts.
Previous Feedback
Comments: I really can't recommend these balls. The last can I opened, the balls were dead. The funeral service was held less than five minutes later when I tossed them away. I agree with the other posting, at best, these are slow, soft balls good for maybe one hour of use then they're done. If it's in your budget, spend a few dollars and upgrade to the pro ball.
From:Anon, 4/15
Comments: I really like these balls and will buy them again. They feel a little slower and softer than the extra duty black print Penn Championships that you see everywhere. The red print is also nice as it helps you find them when they are mixed in with other balls.
From:Anon, 1/14