Penn Championship Tennis Balls - Extra Duty Felt Pressurized Tennis Balls - 2...

Penn tennis balls are good balls. I see all kinds of ridiculous and unwarranted negative comments about them. I’ve been playing tennis with both Penn and Wilson tennis balls for more than 40 years. Penn makes good tennis balls…great quality. No one I’ve played with has had any negative comments about Penn tennis balls. It’s simply, “thanks for bringing the balls.” I can’t account for shipping issues. However, I’ve never received any opened or soft cans in my cases of balls, including the ones that arrived today. Buy with confidence…you’ll love ‘em.

How does one review a ball ? Admiring the fact that it is not square ? Is it fuzzy enough ? How are durability and longevity DIFFERENT ? All kidding aside, these balls WORK. And you can hit them repeatedly, very very hard. Or hit them softly and effectively. Pop a can and, tennis racquet in hand, Show The World, what you can Do..or Can't ! Blame the Ball. It doesn't care. So, I would call these great Penn Balls (which I use on a regular basis) blame-able balls. Maybe you're just having a bad day on the court. Not your fault. Penn Tennis Balls. The PERFECT (Blame-able) Ball. Get some soon. Your game will improve ! and a Good Value, too !

Excelente compra!!! Llegó muy rápido y son muy buenas! ❤️🎾

I buy my son about 100 balls every so often so he can practice without having to spend half his time picking them up. He just graduated from Green to Yellow balls and he loves these! They are great and they are holding up really well so far. It's been a couple of months and I'm hoping to get 6 or more out of these and I think we'll make it.

These are the worst balls I have ever bought. They are dead when you take them out of the box and the seams are all uneven. A few are misshapen. I wish I could get my money back.

Good balls

good value. balls have held up well. good for practice and usta matches. Do have to replace after a set or two when playing 4.5 or above. good for a full match for 4.0 and below.

I go through a lot of tennis balls playing in various leagues so I decided to buy 2 cases of them. I've used Penn Championship balls for years and buying them by the case is cheaper than buying them at the store in individual cans. These last easily through a long 3 set match, including tie-breakers, and afterwards they go into the basket for my ball machine. But, I'm a woman and don't hit as hard as most men so keep that in mind if you are a hard hitter. I think they are good tennis balls.