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Dunlop is a UK based historic sporting goods brand, offers a wide range of tennis, squash, and badminton equipment. Known for durability and performance, Dunlop equips you to enjoy the game at all levels.
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We offer tennis balls from top brands, including Wilson, Babolat, Dunlop, Head, Nivia, Slazenger, Tecnifibre, Yonex, and more. These brands are trusted by players worldwide for their durability and performance.
Our collection includes single cans for personal use and larger packs, such as packs of 60 balls, which are ideal for coaches, trainers, and clubs.
The right tennis ball depends on your level and the type of surface you play on. For example, Slazenger Wimbledon balls are ideal for grass courts, while Wilson Championship balls perform well on hard courts. All our brands offer consistent bounce, durability, and high-quality felt, so you’re sure to find a ball that suits your game.
Yes, we provide tennis balls suitable for various court types, including clay, grass, and hard courts. For specific recommendations, check the product details, as some balls are optimized for particular surfaces.
Absolutely! We offer packs of 60 tennis balls, perfect for frequent players, coaches, and tennis clubs. Buying in bulk is also a cost-effective option for those who play regularly.
The lifespan of tennis balls depends on factors like the frequency of play and court surface. Generally, premium balls from brands like Wilson, Babolat, and Dunlop last longer due to their durable materials and construction. However, it’s recommended to replace balls every few matches for optimal performance.
Pressurized balls provide a lively bounce and are commonly used in professional matches. They tend to lose pressure over time and need replacing more frequently. Pressureless balls, on the other hand, maintain their bounce longer and are ideal for practice or training sessions.
Yes, we have options suited to all skill levels. Many beginners prefer balls with softer felt and moderate bounce for control, while advanced players often choose firmer, high-bounce balls for competitive play. Our product descriptions can help guide your choice.
While some tennis balls are safe for dogs, we recommend using tennis balls specifically made for pets. Standard tennis balls contain a felt material that may wear down more quickly when used as a chew toy.
