Comments about Dunlop A-Player Hard Court 24 Cans:

I've had a fragile wrist and severe tendonitis in my playing arm for several years, and these balls feel the best and leave my arm less sore after play. These balls still play normally and seem to last as long as other standard hard court balls by other manufacturers. Both pros and club players I play with have also found the same to be true. Definitely worth their cost.

Comments about Dunlop A-Player Hard Court 24 Cans:

After a dozen uses they still play well, but should be retired because they get bald and less visible.

Comments about Dunlop A-Player Hard Court 24 Cans:

Simply stated: these balls seem to last longer than most others. Buying them in bulk saves a lot of dough.

Comments about Dunlop A-Player Hard Court 24 Cans:

these balls stay bouncy after 1-2hrs of hard topspin hitting (4.5 player). in the hopper they'll last an entire season of bounciness so decent enough to practice serves. they are heavier so some folks complain/don't like them, but I think it only makes a difference if your technique is not sound, or just prefer a faster ball to fit short-point playing style.

Comments about Dunlop A-Player Hard Court 24 Cans:

I thought the Dunlop A Player tennis balls I bought would be a little better quality ball (because of the higher price) than the Dunlop Grand Prix balls. I was wrong. The A player balls are only good for one playing session or match and not very good for practice the next day. They wear out very quickly and the firm bounce you expect with new balls are gone very quickly after about an hour of play.
Will not buy these balls again.