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Excellent Balls for a Ball Machine
I've been using them for two months with my ball machine. They are durable (like new after 6000 shots) and the bounce/feel is good for training with a ball machine.
Spinfire Touch Tennis Balls 60 Pack
£69.95
(Inc. VAT)
£58.29
(Ex. VAT)
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Spinfire Touch Tennis Balls are pressureless tennis balls and have been designed with training in mind.
These softer pressureless balls are constructed with a soft rubber core and bounce perfectly without the need for internal air pressure. This helps to ensure the ball bounce replicates the same consistent feel as a standard pressurised ball.
The strong TTI needle felt covering provides excellent durability which helps to prolong the lifespan of the tennis balls. This makes for longer training sessions and play without inconsistent bounces and worn-out balls.
Spinfire Touch tennis balls are suitable for normal and high altitude play in varying playing conditions. In addition to tennis training, they can also be used in tennis ball machines to provide a consistent and responsive bounce which will help to improve your game and get the most out of each practice session.
Made in Thailand.
Quantity: 60 Pack
Reviews
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Spinfire Touch Tennis Balls
Superb training balls. Very durable, excellent bounce and most importantly, very arm friendly compared to other pressure-less balls. Highly recommended.
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Spinfire Touch Tennis Balls 60 Pack
I found these pressureless balls to have the closest bounce and feel to a regular pressurised ball vs. the Wilson Triniti, Wilson Triniti Pro and Tretorn Micro-X pressureless balls. The felt thickness is similar to the Triniti Pro. The Spinfires are also a bit softer than both the Wilsons. This review is based on hardcourt surfaces only. These are currently my favourite pressureless balls.