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Wilson US Open Regular Duty Tennis Balls 24 Can Case
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Overview
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Every September the toughest tournament in the world uses over 70,000 of the toughest tennis balls: Wilson U.S. Open balls. Since 1979, Wilson has been the only ball that has held the distinction of being the "Official Ball of the U.S. Open". Constructed of premium high-grade wool that is woven into a thicker, denser felt, the Wilson U.S. Open tennis ball is known for its superior playability, consistency and durability. The regular duty is best suited for clay, grass, omni and carpet.
Sanctioned for ITF and USTA tournaments
- 3 balls per can
- 24 cans per case
Customer Reviews
Best overall quality controlMade in Taiwan, not China, every ball in every can reflects the highest quality with a longer than average life span. And they don't "fuzz up" and lose their covering.
Previous Feedback
Comments: Mark (below) is dead on with his analysis between the Penn ATP and the Wilson ball. I've used both and it just depends on what you're looking for control/feel or a ball that's a little livelier and last longer. I'm currently playing with the ATP but thinking about switching back to the Wilson. I have several cans left but i think I'll try Mark's suggestion of opening them 24 hours before I play.
From:Doug, 5/25/17
Comments: I play almost exclusively on Har-Tru clay. Until recently I had always played with the Penn Regular Duty ATP ball. The two balls are different in a couple of ways so you might want to ask yourself what is more important, longevity or playability. The Wilson ball plays better. It is a bit softer/fluffier and reacts to spin better. Bounce is consistent and you can get a couple of matches out of them on clay. The ATP ball lasts forever. I have actually played three matches with six balls (not three) over three days and they do no lose their bounce or much felt. The problem with the ATP ball in my opinion is they are too lively when you first pop the can and all of my teammates agree. They actually play best if you open them a day early.
From:Mark, 4/14
Comments: The Wilson Us Open Tennis ball has a great feeling and is one of the best in the world.
From:Kent. 08/11