Overview
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The Tecnifibre Court Tennis Ball combines excellent feel and durability for all court surfaces. With their meticulous engineering standards, Tecnifibre has created one of the best new balls on the market. In addition to its Natural Rubber Core this ball features the benefits Extra Duty Woven Felt (with a high percentage of natural wool). Taken together, these features deliver an exceptional hitting experience punctuated by a rare combination of comfort and durability. According to our TW playtesters, Tecnifibre's Court Ball also offers a very reliable and predictable bounce making it one of our staff favorites. This is Tecnifibre's premium option. They are ITF and USTA approved.
- 3 balls per can
- 24 cans per case
- Extra Duty woven felt
- Natural compressed air
Customer Reviews
Long lastingEasily on par with Wilson and much better than Dunlop or Penn. Prefer these over the X-One variation as they get less fluffy.
Awesome!I usually go with Dunlop ATP Championship X- Duty. But recently have been getting bad batches. Took a chance on Tecnifibre. Right up there with Dunlop. Perhaps even slightly better.
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Among the bestI’m a fan of the Tecnifibre Court ball. It’s great for heavy hitting. It’s in the same class as Wilson US Open and Dunlop AO — and a little sturdier, the bounce is a little more true, and the felt is a little higher quality. Those margins are small but I can usually squeeze an extra 1-2 hours of play out of these vs the benchmark.
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Outstanding BallI have played with almost all of the premium balls from other manufacturers and this ball rates as the best and most consistent. Durability is good, and ball maintains good bounce even after an hour or two of play. Mind you, my pace is not that of a pro player so I’m sure that if a very high level player were to hit with these balls, wear would be faster. But that statement would apply to any ball brand a very high level player plays with. All of my partners have switched to this ball due to its consistency and quality. One of my friends who switched to this ball said he played in a tournament where another ball was used and he thought those balls were dead compared to the Tecnifibre ball.
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Quality ballPro penn marathon quality control went downhill so we switched to these. For hard hitting I think these last 90 minutes. So we go through two cans for three hours of hitting. Wish they could withstand three hours. In terms of felt and longevity and pop, somewhere in between US Open and pro penn.
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Durable bounceThese balls keep their bounce well. By the third set the felt seemed to be wearing down but they still bounce well enough for use as practice balls. Feel and overall lifespan is similar to Wilson US Open and Babolat Gold balls. Will buy again.
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Must Buy BallsGreat experience with these balls. Bounce, durability and playability is great. Liked them better than Penn / Wilson balls so far.
Best Balls on MarketThese balls, along with the Tecnifibre X One, are in my opinion the best balls on the market. They are durable, consistent and do not fluff up easily. I have used many other balls and these have become our group’s favorite.
Very Good and ConsistentThese balls play quite well, and are great on the hard court. They are not as bright in color as some other balls, so they look slightly dirtier than they really are, but they are still visible enough. They are easily as good as Penn Tours, but less durable than Penn Pro Marathons. They play close to the US Open ball, but don't have that unique US Open ball sound when hitting.
TF Court - very good ballI have only used a few cans of these so far, but they are a very good ball for hard court (I haven't tried on anything else). The balls have good bounce, and good durability. They aren't quite as brightly colored as other balls like Pro Penn's, but that doesn't make much difference to me.
Tecnifibre CourtProbably one of the best balls out there. The bounce is true and these last a long time. Great for practice balls after you finish your five set match. These balls hold up.
Tecnifibre court tennis ballExcellent tennis ball, great delivery time. Could not ask for anything more. Thanks everyone.
GreatBalls showed up quickly and we like these tennis balls very much!
Previous Feedback
Comments: Overall, I liked the tennis balls. Bounce is faster than Wilson US Open and slightly slower than ProPenn balls on hard courts. The feel is great; softer and lighter touch than ProPenn Extra Duty. Durability far less lasting than ProPenn, about 10-12 games for Division 1 level of game.
From: Aleksander, Brooklyn, 10/1/21
Comments: These tennis balls have a great feel. I don't usually reuse balls, but these seem to have enough life for a second match. I haven't used them long enough, but they feel comparable to Wilson and Penn.
From: Arthur Oliva, 9/20/21
Comments: Purchased a case of these recently since other brands (Penn and Wilson) were not available. First impression after playing 2 matches is that they are a good ball. Durability is above average. Bounce and playability are also above average. Since I use them on a soft court, the felt wear was not an issue. Would recommend these balls; plus the free shipping sealed the deal.
From: TP, SC 7/22/21
Comments: This ball plays very similar to a Wilson U.S. Open. It has great bounce for warm up, and after 20 games lost a little too much fuzz, but maintained durability. I will purchase again.
From: Ryan, Maryland 7/8/21
Comments: If you like felt on your tennis balls stay away from these. After a warm-up and 5 games or so all the felt is gone. They're also on the harder side, similar to Dunlop ATP.
From:Boris, 5/14/21
Comments: The durability of the felt is poor, maybe because it is made of natural fibers? However the longevity of the bounce is quite good and better than most. Not bad, but going to go back to ProPenn or Wilson US Open. I am a USTA men's 4.5 level player.
From: Anonymous, 4/14/21