LiamBaines
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Ive never tried Dunlop balls, i got a2 boxes of 50 slazenger balls each so i got 100 slazanger balls, for my machine. I don't know whats better Dunlop or Slazenger?
Slazenger or Dunlop Balls?
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LiamBaines
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Erm Ok, Ill use my 100x for practising servers
Buy some Slazenger Ultra vis, and get Dunlop Grand Prix
do shops sell them in tubs of 50 and 100?
GameSetMatch
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Slazenger Wimbledon Ultra-Vis is about the best playing ball you are ever going to get. Seems like an expensive indulgence for a ball machine. But hey, if you can afford it!
For a ball machine, I don't think its matter so much because you're just doing drills. It's important that they've got a reasonable degree of bounce, reasonably fresh and economical to buy given how often you'll need to replace them.
For a ball machine, I don't think its matter so much because you're just doing drills. It's important that they've got a reasonable degree of bounce, reasonably fresh and economical to buy given how often you'll need to replace them.
I 100% Agree with all of that. I use the same balls lol. Slazenger Wimbledon Ultra-VIS For Court and for machine i use Head
No. You can get a case of the Dunlops off TW however. The Slazengers are harder to find and come individually in cans of 4 balls each, but cases are available from that express tennis website
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mtommer
Hall of Fame
I would hesitate to get the Grand Prix's. With my own observations and others they tend to break after a bit of use with recent batches. I wouldn't even call current balls that I've tried to be "hard" as noted by many previous comments about Grand Prix balls. I suspect that they are not the same ball as they used to be.
pheonix6579
Professional
Around here in Central FL. Slazenger balls cannot be found, but all the people I play with find Dunlops to be the best ball for the cheapest price compared to Prince and Wilson.
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