10 Best Tennis Balls For Hard Surface
Updated on: September 2023
Best Tennis Balls For Hard Surface in 2023
Wilson Championship Extra Duty Tennis Balls - 4 Pack (12 Balls)
Wilson Prime All Court Tennis Ball 4 Pack (12 Balls)
- Traditional performance standard, featuring exclusive Duraweave felt
- USTA and ITF Approved
- Excellent performance and durability on all court surfaces
- Premium All Court Performance ball for training and competition
- Four pack of three ball cans
Penn Championship Tennis Balls - Extra Duty Felt Pressurized Tennis Balls - 15 Cans, 45 Balls
- AMERICA'S #1 SELLING BALL: The product of 100 years worth of testing and perfecting; Penn Championship is the best selling tennis ball in America.
- PENN PERFORMANCE: Controlled fiber release provides perfectly even nap, while natural rubber offers consistent feel and reduced shock. The Championship line provides unparalleled consistency every time you hit the court.
- ALL COURTS: While extra duty tennis balls are best suited for hard court matches, they can also be played on all indoor and outdoor softer, clay court surfaces as well.
- OFFICIAL BALL: Penn Championship is the Official Ball of USTA Leagues, so you know you're playing with high quality and consistent ball. Available in extra-duty felt, regular duty felt, or extra-duty high altitude felt. USTA and ITF approved.
- LASTING DURABILITY: Interlocked wool fiber ensures the all courts tennis balls will play like new for as long as possible.
Penn Championship Tennis Balls - Extra Duty Felt Pressurized Tennis Balls - (2 Cans, 6 Balls)
- Pack of 2 cans (total of 6 balls)
- Extra-duty felt is ideal for hard court play
- Natural rubber offers a consistent feel and reduced shock
- Interlocked wool fiber for longer wear; deep elastic seams prevent cracking
- USA/ITF approved for competitive play; official ball of USTA League Tennis
Wilson US Open Extra Duty Tennis Ball (Single Can)
- Wilson is the Official Ball of the US Open and the Australian Open Grand Slam Championships
- Extra duty ideal for longer play on hard court surfaces
- Exclusive Tex Tech Industries felt from Wilson provides premium performance and long lasting durability
- Ideal ball for tournament players who are looking for premium performance
- USTA and ITF Approved
- Single Can has three balls in it
Wilson Championship Extra Duty Tennis Ball Case
- The Wilson Championship Extra Duty tennis ball offers traditional performance with a durable felt.
- Wilson tennis balls
- extra duty
- outdoor hard court ball
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DUNLOP Grand Prix Extra Duty Hard Court Tennis Balls - 3 Ball Can (6 Cans = 1/4 Case)
- DUNLOP GRAND PRIX EXTRA DUTY TENNIS BALLS: The Dunlop Grand Prix Extra Duty Tennis Balls provide consistent performance for tournament-style play on hard surfaces.
- PRODUCT FEATURES: Enhanced with a premium woven felt for brighter visibility and our specialized rubber core for unmatched feel, the Grand Prix All Surface tennis balls are perfectly suited for tournament play and provide consistent performance for tournament-style play on any hard surface.
- HARD SURFACE BALL: A special mix of 14 ingredients makes up the secret rubber core formula which is combined with the finest woven felt to produce a ball for outstanding performance and feel.
- ITF APPROVED: The ball, along with the racket, is arguably the most important piece of tennis equipment. The tennis ball must lie within the specifications laid down in the Rules of Tennis while providing consistent playing properties and being sufficiently durable to withstand repeated high-speed impacts with the racket and surface.
- FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE: We offer packs from 2 cans to 24 cans for frequent players. Dunlop Grand Prix Extra Duty Tennis Balls Come with 3 balls per can.
Wilson US Open Regular Duty Clay Court Tennis Balls - 4 Ball Can (8 Cans)
- WILSON US OPEN REGULAR DUTY TENNIS BALLS: For the past 40+ years, every point at the US Open has been scored with a Wilson US Open tennis ball. Unparalleled consistency and performance make it the gold standard in tennis, trusted by the best in the game when it's all on the line.
- PRODUCT FEATURES: The US Open Regular Duty Tennis Ball is Approved by USTA & ITF for competitive play and is also the Official Ball of the US Open. It is made with premium woven felt and Ideal performance is on soft, clay/indoor surfaces
- OFFICIAL BALL OF THE US OPEN: Offering optimal performance, consistency, and durability, its no wonder why the Wilson US Open Regular Duty Tennis has been the official ball of the US Open for over 25 years.
- ITF APPROVED: The ball, along with the racket, is arguably the most important piece of tennis equipment. The tennis ball must lie within the specifications laid down in the Rules of Tennis while providing consistent playing properties and being sufficiently durable to withstand repeated high-speed impacts with the racket and surface.
- FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE: We offer packs from 2 cans to 18 cans for frequent players. Wilson US Open Regular Duty Tennis Balls Come with 4 balls per can.
Nivia Heavy Red Cricket Tennis Hard Ball
- Perfect for outdoor sports
- Will not lose shape
- Heavy weight
- Solid inner core
- Official Nivia ball
GAMMA Pressureless Tennis Ball Bucket| Case w/48 Practice Balls| Sturdy/Reusable/Portable Bucket to Replace Less Durable Tennis Mesh Bags| Ideal For All Court Types| Gamma Premium Tennis Accessories
- PRESSURELESS BALLS-MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE: Our Tennis ball bucket contains pressureless tennis balls that won’t lose any pressure over time, providing you with consistent performance and durability, unlike standard pressurized balls that will lose pressure over time. They’ll never lose their bounce and will offer you endless tennis fun for the perfect price!
- IDEAL FOR TENNIS PRACTICE: Pressureless tennis balls are highly popular among teaching pros & tutors, as well as avid players as they are highly durable and can be used in all kinds of lessons & practice. Plus, they’re also ideal to use with ball machines! Furthermore, every tennis player knows how convenient it is to always have a large supply of tennis balls in a portable container.
- HIGH CONSISTENCY ON ALL COURT TYPES: The great versatility of pressureless balls allows them to be used on any type of courts, hard or soft, without any issues. This makes them ideal for teaching and will allow you to enjoy your tennis sessions on any soft court or hard court surface under any circumstances!
- REUSABLE TENNIS BALL BUCKET: The sturdy and reusable Bucket-o-Balls will come in very handy when you want to transport your tennis balls. Equipped with a practical handle, lid and a sturdy Poly construction, our bucket is the perfect, durable alternative to tennis ball mesh bags that less durable, cumbersome to fill and not as convenient to carry around.
- THE IDEAL SPORTS GIFT: There’s nothing better than a practical gift of high quality! Our bucket of tennis balls can be a great gateway to tennis for any family, a great tool for a pro tennis teacher, the ideal way to have fun anywhere and even play with your dog or pets!
25 Ways to Spring Clean and Refresh Your Home Without Triggering Asthma or Allergies
May is Allergy and Asthma Awareness Month! Spring cleaning can be wearisome for asthmatics and allergy sufferers: these 25 unique tips that, including yoga breathing and tennis balls, are quick, easy and cheap ways to help you breath easy this season.
1. Do some deep, alternate nostril breathing before you begin to get your lungs full of good, clean oxygenated air. This is a yoga technique, generally practiced to 'balance' the mind and soul; however, it also forces one to focus, fully, on evenly inflating the lungs. Try to consciously keep even breathing as you clean. When possible, breathe through your nose to further control the access allergens have to your airways. If you are unfamiliar with alternate nostril breathing, refer to the following link:
2. Keep the fresh air moving. Open all windows, turn on (clean) fans and open all vents (note, if your home has accumulated a lot of dust, take care of that first with some of the suggestions below).
3. Using warm, lightly soaped water, rinse out the removable plastic hoses on vacuum cleaners prior (and post) use. Allow the hose to dry fully before using it (as allergens and dust stick easily to damp surfaces)
4. Use a fabric refresher (the ones with allergen reducers are ideal) on mattresses and leave for approximately 2 minutes before vacuuming to remove excess dust. The refresher doesn't only make your mattress smell great, but will also 'weigh down' any dust that may begin to fly when you begin to vacuum. Do the same with large rugs
5. When purging and decluttering, use bins (such as clean large, plastic garbage containers) with flapping and back-closing openings, so the dust and allergens that are sure to become airborne are contained inside. Before closing up the inner bag, leave the bin for an hour or two, then mist lightly with a soap/water solution before tying closed etc. to weigh down dust.
6. If your asthma is triggered, mainly by outdoor allergens but you want to keep the fresh air flowing while you clean, use the local weather forecast to see exactly when things will be warming up for good. To eliminate the outdoor allergens from coming in while you clean, open up your windows and vents on the last cooler day of the season while allergens are still at a low level.
7. Always wear a dust mask. These can be found easily, everywhere from allergy specialty shops right down to dollar stores, by the bulk box. Don't reuse masks (but do put them in your recycling box!)
8. Use the dryer and a few tennis balls to 'fluff' pillows, comforters and throw cushions. Doing it this way keeps things super plump and keeps irritants that may be agitated and airborne inside the dryer drum. For detailed instructions, see
9. Only 'wet dust'-avoid feather dusters and dry dust clothes completely. Use damp cloths and a bucket of water (for large jobs) or a small spray bottle of water.
10. If your children are not asthmatic, use their energy to help 'beat' rugs. Hang the rugs (or even large blankets) outside and give the kids clean tennis, soccer or basketballs to toss into them from a distance to beat out the dust. If the asthmatic in your family has a good arm and can keep a good distance, they can join in as well.
11. Break up the chores. Don't dust, vacuum and purge all on the same day. Divide a major cleaning up over a week or two to minimize the allergens that will be free floating in the home simultaneously.
12. Replace any boxes of tissue that may have been sitting around for a length of time, or whose plastic at the top has been compromised. Dust and allergens accumulates inside tissue boxes. Buy new tissue (with a pretty spring-themed box!). Some brands (Royale does a great one) offer tissue that is "certified hypo allergenic", and are not that much costlier.
13. Don't vacuum draperies, rather, in as non-jarring a fashion as possible remove them from windows, and either hand wash, use the delicate cycle in the washing machine or even do a rinse and low speed spin to clean up. Many lighter fabrics or sheers can simply be hung to dry right back on the window, while other heavier materials will require a delicate or no-heat tumble in the dryer.
14. Similarly, don't vacuum dirty blinds. Wet wash them. Smaller horizontal blinds can be removed from their mounts, easily and submerged in the bathtub with warm soapy water to remove dust and dirt.
15. Keep your fast-acting inhaler in a pocket or pouch on your person for the duration of your cleaning and refreshing. At the first signs of any difficulty breathing, use your inhaler and prevent an asthma attack before it begins (obviously, remove yourself from the trigger area for a time as well)
16. Wet mop verandas and stone or paved walkways instead of sweeping. If you've got large areas that need to be cleaned and the physical exertion may trigger your asthma, rent a power washer and get shooting! Power washers also work wonders on dirty garage floors.
17. If your property requires pesticide application, ideally, hire someone to do it for you. Often college students will do this cheaply and well. Arrange for it to be done on a day with little wind forecasted, and close all windows and vents, tightly. If you must do it yourself, try to do the application when it is cooler (heat often increases the potency of the asthma triggering fumes), or at dusk when there is likely to be less activity around the home to stir things up. Wear a mask, always. Ask your home center what kind of pesticide is likely to be the least toxic, and which one allows for the greatest distance between yourself and the actual chemicals (i.e.-can you attach a large garden hose and apply it, spraying very far out in front on you, or must you be leaned down onto your lawn with the applicator a few feet from your face?) Schedule a full day for this, or break a large job up over a couple of days to reduce the intensity of the stress on your lungs.
18. Do not dispose of non-green cleaning products or toxic substances of any kind on your own. Dumping old window washer or windshield fluid down the drain can release a lot of potential asthma triggering fumes. Collect these items (along with old paints, aerosol cans etc.) in a large box and bring them to a local disposal facility. Some communities even offer pick up services for these items
19. Add green plants to your rooms! Non-flowering green plants look spring time spiffy, are easy to keep and actually purify the air, which make them a great addition to any home. For a great list of the healthiest green plants to clear the air, check out: .
20. Use eco-friendly, green cleaning products. Some of the more popular lines include Sun and Earth Products, Simple Green, Eco-Safe, Seventh Generation and Shaklee. Even better, make your own basic cleaning solutions and abrasives using water and natural ingredients available in your pantry or fridge (baking soda, salt, vinegar etc).
21. Use a vacuum and not a broom to get the cobwebs. Cobwebs are sticky and the effort (and exposure to allergens) required to remove them from broom and brush bristles is a potential asthma/allergy trigger.
22. As part of your spring refresher and cleanup, keep a watchful eye out of mold. If any mold is discovered during your cleaning, inside or out, call a professional to assess what kind of mold it is and how extensive it has become (often mold that is visible is an indicator of other, hidden growth). Don't attempt to remove it on your own as disturbing mold can very quickly release toxic spores that can trigger a serious asthmatic or allergic episode.
23. Use a Hepa filter or double filtered vacuum bags to reduce the dust stirred up while vacuuming
24. Put new zippered, impermeable (to dust and moisture) mattress and pillow covers on all bedding to control mites and dust
25. Immediately after doing your cleanup, leave your home for a few hours to let any possible airborne triggers die down. Relax! Then, enjoy the feeling of walking into a spotless, fresh home that is all ready to greet the new season with you...without asthma or allergies.
