Tenis Balls

Types:

• Pressurized: More bounce and speed, used in matches

• Pressureless: Durable, used for practice/training

Material:

• Rubber core covered with felt (usually wool or nylon blend)

Color:

• Fluorescent yellow (standard), also available in white, orange, red for beginners

Bounce:

• Meets ITF standards (53–58 inches from 100-inch drop for standard balls)

Speed:

• Varies by type (regular duty, extra duty, high altitude)

Durability:

• Pressurized: Shorter lifespan

• Pressureless: Longer-lasting

Packaging:

• Usually sold in cans (3 or 4 balls per can) or bulk packs

Usage:

• Match play, coaching, recreational, junior training

Brands:

• Wilson, Dunlop, Penn, Babolat, Head, Slazenger.

Types:

• Pressurized: More bounce and speed, used in matches

• Pressureless: Durable, used for practice/training

Material:

• Rubber core covered with felt (usually wool or nylon blend)

Color:

• Fluorescent yellow (standard), also available in white, orange, red for beginners

Bounce:

• Meets ITF standards (53–58 inches from 100-inch drop for standard balls)

Speed:

• Varies by type (regular duty, extra duty, high altitude)

Durability:

• Pressurized: Shorter lifespan

• Pressureless: Longer-lasting

Packaging:

• Usually sold in cans (3 or 4 balls per can) or bulk packs

Usage:

• Match play, coaching, recreational, junior training

Brands:

• Wilson, Dunlop, Penn, Babolat, Head, Slazenger.

Types:

• Pressurized: More bounce and speed, used in matches

• Pressureless: Durable, used for practice/training

Material:

• Rubber core covered with felt (usually wool or nylon blend)

Color:

• Fluorescent yellow (standard), also available in white, orange, red for beginners

Bounce:

• Meets ITF standards (53–58 inches from 100-inch drop for standard balls)

Speed:

• Varies by type (regular duty, extra duty, high altitude)

Durability:

• Pressurized: Shorter lifespan

• Pressureless: Longer-lasting

Packaging:

• Usually sold in cans (3 or 4 balls per can) or bulk packs

Usage:

• Match play, coaching, recreational, junior training

Brands:

• Wilson, Dunlop, Penn, Babolat, Head, Slazenger.

Types:

• Pressurized: More bounce and speed, used in matches

• Pressureless: Durable, used for practice/training

Material:

• Rubber core covered with felt (usually wool or nylon blend)

Color:

• Fluorescent yellow (standard), also available in white, orange, red for beginners

Bounce:

• Meets ITF standards (53–58 inches from 100-inch drop for standard balls)

Speed:

• Varies by type (regular duty, extra duty, high altitude)

Durability:

• Pressurized: Shorter lifespan

• Pressureless: Longer-lasting

Packaging:

• Usually sold in cans (3 or 4 balls per can) or bulk packs

Usage:

• Match play, coaching, recreational, junior training

Brands:

• Wilson, Dunlop, Penn, Babolat, Head, Slazenger.