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Style #: EPTB50
Ball Quantity : 50 Balls
Composition: Felt
Color : Optic Yellow
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Pros
Cons
- Dead balls
- Loses Bounce
- Wear quickly
- Wears Easily
Best Uses
Comments about Tourna Pressureless 50 Tote Bag:
We bought these for both our ball machine and for practicing serving. While other pressureless balls last for several months in the ball machine, these made it about a week. Eveni the ones that we use only to practice serving are worn within 3 weeks. I can't even begin to describe what strange balls these are and what the exterior of the ball feels like after a few hits. What a waste of money.
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Pros
- Durable
- Good Bounce
- Great Feel
- Spins Easily
Cons
- Fuzzy
Best Uses
- Ball machine
Comments about Tourna Pressureless 50 Tote Bag:
Balls work great in the machine although there was a ton of fuxx all over my ball machine after loading and firing a couple hundred balls.
They have the best price including shipping - i compared to all the big tennis supply online stores...
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Q:
I just got a ball machine and I am new to tennis.
Why should I use a pressureless ball in my Lobster Elete ?
Whats the difference between the several brands you sell ?
Are You Sure :-)
Thanks,
Captain BabeAsked on 6/15/2012 by CAPTAIN BABE from ROANOKE,VA1 answer
A:
I usually recommend using pressureless balls with ball machines for several reasons, but there is no specific requirement that you do so. One of the major reasons I recommend using pressureless balls is that they will provide a nice, consistent feed so you can really groove your strokes. Just using old tennis balls will work, but some will be more pressurized than others and you won't get a consistent feed. There is a downside to pressureless balls, though. Since they don't have an air-filled core, pressureless tennis balls are heavier than normal tennis balls and can make your arm a little tender if you use them a lot.
Most pressureless tennis balls are pretty similar and consist of a solid rubber core instead of a pressurized, air filled core. Tretorn Micro X balls are slightly different, as they are filled with thousands of air-filled micro cells.Answered on 6/18/2012 by Ryan from Holabird Sports
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