Cheapest price according to Camels. If you play casually these are great. They will last you much much longer than pressurized balls. Repeat of deal in August.
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Great value, however if you have tennis elbow, avoid these as the harder core that helps longevity will aggravate your injury
I bought last time they were on sale. Reasonable to play with and definitely last longer than regular pressurised balls. They are fine for practice sessions.
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Pretty sure they are on the approved ball list for tennis west
How will these go with the dog??
I’ve given some old ones to my dog still going strong after 6 months. Much better than Kmart dog balls
What kind of balls should I get for a hit with my kid? I bought some pressurised but no idea if that's OTT.
Depending on how young your child is you should look at the red stripled balls. (i.e. Dunlop Stage 1, 2, 3 balls)
He's 10 and just played his first match, so he can do all the basics. I could still beat him though.. but probably not for long.
So he's playing with the green balls, but I've got no idea what's intended for a casual hit on a concrete court.
In that case regular tennis balls are fine, anything from the major tennis brands will do fine for your use case.
@Niko123456: I'm not sure what you're referring to when you say 'pressurised'. All tennis balls are largely made equal, but the PSI put into them can differ. E.g. the red ball for kids have half the psi to that of a regular tennis ball like the one in OP. You can't really go wrong just buying any regular tennis ball from a major tennis brand.
I find the bounce is a little different. So no longer use these.