Binding: Misc. Brand: Penn Feature: Tennis balls made with high-quality felt Label: Penn Manufacturer: Penn Publisher: Penn Studio: Penn
Features
Tennis balls made with high-quality felt Ideal for ball machines and individual pratice Easily stored in a reusable plastic bucket with handle for easy transport
You can crush a backhand down the line or a forehand across the court, lining up a ball in the Penn® Pressureless 48-Ball Bucket. The tennis balls are made of high-quality felt and are ideal for ball machines and individual practice. The balls can be easily stored in a resuable plastic bucket with a handle for easy transport.
Spotlight customer reviews:
Customer Rating: Summary: 48 balls of good value Comment: have bought and used several buckets of these Penn pressureless balls. As good as Tretorn, if not better,and certainly at a better price. No problems with them at all-- practice, play, or ball machine. Customer Rating: Summary: Poor Shipment Comment: I ordered these tennis balls on Sunday - I paid for the regular shipment (about $12 for two buckets of balls) - this was not free shipment - however, the balls were not shipped until the following Friday - I still do not have the balls - this is not acceptable. Customer Rating: Summary: Great for practice Comment: I use these with the Tennis Twist ball machine to take out anger... I mean work on my groundstroke. :)
They are FINE. They are a bit harder but are built to last forever without pressure. Good bounce even when wet. Simple choice for practice balls. I haven't see a better deal. They came quickly. By the way, for $200 the Tennis Twist is great, it goes on the service line on your side and tosses you a soft ball for you to smash... I mean work on your form. Customer Rating: Summary: Quality product Comment: This product was received timely and in excellent condition. The product is exactly what we needed and is working beautifully. Thank you. Customer Rating: Summary: Excellent option Comment: These balls are very firm- but entirely playable. More to the point, they are playable day after day, week after week. Let them sit for a year and they're still good.
Are they too hard? I don't think so. My advice is to get a small can or borrow some. Play with them and only them. If you enjoy hitting yourself, by all means buy them. I absolutely love them.
