Wilson US Open Extra Duty Tennis Balls

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The Wilson US Open tennis balls are extra duty felt for extended wear no matter the court surface and offer great visibility while giving you consistent and predictable bounce across all your plays. The only way to know is to buy yourself a few cans, or in bulk if you’re feeling like a bargain, and give them a try on court! Suddenly, I didn’t feel as confident on my second serves as it became increasingly difficult to generate a large amount of topspin on serve. Comments: The price of these balls has gotten insane. I just tried some Penn ATP. They are comparable. Bye, bye Wilson. Regarding claims of a ball's durability; I really think that the court surface that a person plays on has more impact on a ball's life than anything. There are some terribly rough asphalt hard court surfaces that players use that will wear any ball out after one set, and there are also some relatively smooth cement surfaces that let you use the same balls for two matches.

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I think people underestimate how mental and strategic the sport is, so they don't understand how big of a difference it is.Comments: I hate this ball. I had a hard time hitting consistently solid shots with ball. It seems a bit light and airy. I prefer the Slazenger Wimbledon's. Now that's an awesome ball. By far our most popular tennis ball, the Wilson US Open Tennis Ball has long been considered the gold standard for hard court tennis ball performance. This ball has been the Official Ball of the US Open for over 4 decades and is known for its premium woven felt that delivers fast, consistent flight and rebound. This iconic model is a great choice for intermediate to advanced players who are looking for a tournament-level ball, and is available in Extra Duty, Regular Duty and High Altitude.

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Wimbledon runner-up Ons Jabeur , known for her crafty ball striking, said she will "play with any ball" but added: "It would make sense if we played with the same balls as men, because that's what we do in other Grand Slams. I see their point." Comments: Worst ball on the market. Heavy and the lowest bouncing of anything out there. This is a potato, not a tennis ball. This is something that we will continue to monitor and discuss further with both our athletes and our sports science teams." What about the coaching changes? Comments: The balls must be retired after a couple of sets and lose their zip. Much prefer Prince which last a lot longer.

Still, when faced with a shelf full of different tennis ball cans, it’s difficult to know which one is the right one for you and your game. Look no further, our tennis ball experts have taken the guesswork out of selecting a tennis ball in our Wilson Tennis Ball Guide. Wilson Tennis Ball Guide Being recognized as a premium level ball, I would have been disappointed if I’d paid for a ball which was dead straight out of the can. For instance, the Head Tour ball feels incredible to me, but I’ve heard club members of the older generation describe them as “too bouncy” in their matches. The Wilson US Open offered great levels of control without sacrificing the power element of the tennis ball.

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I’ve rated the ball at an 8/10 as I was very satisfied with the level of RPMs that this ball was and is able to generate. Comments: Felt durability is awful compared to Slazengers and Head ATPs. Played for an hour and half and the felt is gone. I've gotten a lot of coaching violations, which I found unfair. But now that it's legalised, I'm more than happy I won't have to deal with referees that are so strict and want to kind of ruin the game." Comments: Very good balls. Best Wilson balls available. Best quality - consistence. These are finely balanced and provide consistent bounce. Weight on strokes is also very good - medium to slightly light. They do wear out very fast - 2 sets per can, and they are nearly bare. Pressure maintains well. US Open Red Tournament Transition Tennis Balls are the first step for new tennis players. Designed for ages 8 and under, red transition balls are depressurized and bounce about 75% less than a normal tennis ball. ORANGEComments: Wilson US Open X-Duty tennis balls are the best balls in tennis today, period. I have played them all, and they last longer and are the only balls worth playing with twice. Wilson also says that the regular duty balls are developed for softer surfaces, like clay or indoor courts, compared to the extra duty ones, which are for hard courts and "abrasive" surfaces.

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This is always going to happen with tennis balls, but it’s way more of issue with some balls compared to others.Although it is against the rules at most tournaments, coaching from the sidelines is common, with players given warnings or point penalties if they are caught out. It’s priced similarly to the Head Tour ball, though, so I would still choose the Tours over these, due to the enhanced durability of the Head Tour ball.