Wilson US Open Extra Duty Tennis Balls

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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 Most tennis balls look nearly identical, yet you might be surprised how differently these round balls of fuzz can perform. Most tennis balls are made up of two key components: a rubber core and felt. It’s how these two materials work together that change the speed, bounce and durability of a ball. Some balls play better on specific surfaces, some are more suitable for advanced players and some even will maintain their performance for longer. The tiny tweaks in the construction of these fuzzy yellow balls can make all the difference! Given certain trade-offs, it is possible to use either Regular Duty or Extra Duty on any court surface. Players who prefer a faster ball could consider using a Regular Duty ball on a hard surface, with the trade-off being slightly reduced wear. Players preferring slower, more durable balls could try using an Extra Duty ball on a soft court surface, with the trade-off being increased fluff.

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For more than 40 years, every point at the US Open has been scored with a Wilson US Open tennis ball. Unparalleled consistency and performance make it the gold standard in tennis, trusted by the best in the game when it's all on the line. Crafted with premium woven felt for superior bounce characteristics over the course of three sets, this extra duty ball is ideal to use on hard, abrasive courts. Can includes 3 balls.The US Open has very pleasing levels of touch. Volleying with this ball was a joy and I can see it becoming a popular choice for doubles matches in the club leagues. 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.

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There has also been a mixed response to the decision to allow in-play coaching at the tournament for the first time. In this case, perhaps they’re probably used to playing with old, dead balls, rather than new ones, on match day. Comments: In my opinion, they do not last more than 3 hours. The fresh feel of new balls is gone. I recommend Australian Open or ATP Dunlop balls, which both retain their freshness significantly longer. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed the experience of this playtest and would wholeheartedly recommend this ball to club, county, national and professional level players, alike. When testing for durability, one of the most overlooked factors is actually the surface you are playing on.Right now we play powerful, and we kind of can't loosen up our hands with these balls. We make more mistakes, for sure, so I don't think that's really nice to watch visually." The USTA works closely with the WTA and ATP Tour, their player councils and our brand partner on an annual basis to determine what type of balls they recommend," a USTA spokesperson said. No tennis ball will or should last for long anyway, but some definitely do wear faster than others. Comments: I use these balls from time to time. I've no complaints at all. I've used Penn ATP, Penn Coach, Dunlops, Prince, and Gamma. I really haven't paid too much attention on the characteristics of the various tennis balls I've used. I guess I'm concentrating more on how my racquet is, and the strings. But, I can say that these Wilson's have better durability than Penn. They are also a bit light, and they do fly. They have a nice consistent bounce, and the felt holds up. I don't understand the reviewers that say that these Wilson's are horrible. They are not! Trust me, they are just fine! I will for sure use them again.

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Comments: These are the best tennis balls, very comfortable on the arm and last quite long. I have used Pro Penn Marathon, Penn ATP, Dunlop Grand Prix and the usual Penn/Wilson. Yes they are expensive which is the bad part but you get what you pay for. The next close is Pro Open Marathon but they are not cheap either and less comfortable. If you want to play more, take arm injuries seious and are willing to spend money, then these are the balls for you. If not, just go for cheapest Penn Extra uty, nothing worth spending in between. 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." The US Tennis Association said "a number of factors" are considered in deciding which balls to use. US Open Orange Tournament Transition Tennis Balls are great for kids aged 9-10. These are low compression balls that bounce about half as high as a normal tennis ball. GREENPlayers will be able to receive verbal and non-verbal coaching from the stands during the tournament, provided it does not interrupt play or hinder an opponent. The father of Greece's Stefanos Tsitsipas has often been caught trying to coach his son, most notably at this year's Australian Open, where an umpire was stationed underneath his box to catch any comments. The women use Wilson US Open regular duty balls in New York, while the men use Wilson US Open extra duty balls. Comments: I really like this brand of ball, someone accidentally sent me a case of these instead of green dot balls but they let me keep this case too. I enjoyed playing with my free balls.