Tourna Pressureless Tennis Ball 60 Count (Pack of 1),Yellow

These tennis balls take a beating and keep their bounce all year long. My son and I take a basket of these tennis balls out to hit 3-4 times a week for 2 hour sessions each, while working on skills for the upcoming high school tennis season. They may lose their yellow shine after a few weeks, but the bounce is still there. They are very economical and saved me the trouble of buying new balls every month. I just recently bought two bags to replace the ones that we had. I would totally say that a year with a set of balls is more than I ever imagined. I did have a handful that were damaged, causing them to be very flat. I would hope their QC process would be better, but all-and-all I'm very impressed!

Great if you just want to practice your serve. Not a whole lot of bounce.

Great for the price compared to others for practice. I've only used these for serves and single hit practice, no ball machines. Some balls have slight deformities so I wouldn't use these for rallying, and only 2 duds came in my batch. They do smell a little but nothing compared to what some people said, new balls always have a smell out of the can anyways. The balls feel a tiny bit smaller and do leave felt on your strings but this won't impact your practice imo. Be advised you'll want a ball hopper, I still like the Tourna Pete Sampress Ball Port that holds 80 balls, one version even has wheels but you do have to reach through the top bars to get the balls out but no biggie. The more expensive practice ball brands are more than double the cost so these fit the bill quite nicely.

It's round and works. Not sure how good it would be for tennis if I played I'd definitely buy higher priced ones. I'm using it for a drum set isolation platform and needed a large quantity of which this was the best deal. I gave it 4 stars only because I think it would probably be inferior for tennis but you get what you pay for!

My dog loves these for fetch

Second bag of balls I ordered. These were much better than I expected. Yes I imagine professional tennis players may notice a difference. But for 95% of recreational tennis players, they're not going to notice much of a difference compared to pressured tennis balls. Great for practice for longer lasting balls.

Haven’t had the chance to test them on a court against a tennis ball launcher. But I have visually inspected each and every one. They look like high quality tennis balls overall. A few have slight cracking in the caulk section and hopefully this doesn’t affect performance and/or durability. I also did a ball count, lol! I think I counted 56. Hopefully that’s the promised amount. I also bounced one on my tile floor and the bounciness seems appropriate. I don’t have a pressurized ball to compare to and it’s been ages since I’ve bounced the last pressurized ball, if it was even a pressurized ball. In addition, I bounced one of the balls repeatedly against my racket and the ball was very responsiveness in its bounciness, if that makes sense. The balls have a nice peach fuzziness indicative of a high quality ball and are of a beautiful, bright green coloration. Can’t wait to try them on a court! PS: Yes, a clear storage bag with draw cord is included though I probably won’t use it. I’ll probably store them in a tennis ball tubes. Each tube holds 12 balls, if memory serves. They are great for picking up balls off the court as well and eliminate bending

The Tourna pressureless tennis balls are also lifeless. I hit 20 balls in the bag of 60. Every one was dead. A beginner won’t know what it should feel like to contact the ball and a player wanting to improve won’t get information on what to change. Every ball I hit had no response. I cheaped out and brought a bag of 60 for $45. The Wilson Triniti pressureless are three times more expensive but they lasted two years and still respond. Pay more for quality tennis equipment, including tennis balls, if you are committed to improving. I’m asking for my money back.

Don't buy these balls if you're looking for a durable tennis ball that will last a reasonable amount of time. If you hit them hard they will literally break after a few hits. Even if brand new they are only worth using for your dog and not to play tennis with.

Great for tennis ball machine if used with little power and speed because the weight of the ball (55/57 grams) makes it heavy on your arm, so my suggestion is to move the tennis ball machine center Court with a shorter, higher and bouncier shot. I have tried with powerful settings from the baseline and it hurt my arm a little. After 6 sessions of 3 hours each 1 balls broke and another is fluffing away otherwise the majority seem in great condition.

Good value

Pretty good for a budget ball, the felt wears out from lots of practice, feels heavier on the racquet if don’t get it on the sweet spot

Buenas pelotas, no las uso para tenis pero a mi me funcionaron perfecto y se me hace un buen producto