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36-Count Penn Championship Extra Duty Tennis Balls
$30
$39.99
+ $7 S&H
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Walmart has 36-Count Penn Championship Extra Duty Tennis Balls on sale for $29.97. Shipping is $6.99 or free with Walmart+ (free trial) or on $35+ orders.
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- Contains 12 cans of 3 balls each
- Official ball of USTA league tennis
- Controlled fiber release for consistent nap
- Natural rubber for consistent feel and reduced shock
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Edited March 23, 2023
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Decent deal, not super slick.
At Costco, you get 20 cans for $54.99. This deal comes out to 83.3 cents a ball at a lower quantity vs 91.6 cents at Costco (which also requires higher quantity).
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Penn-C...lsrc=aw.ds
At Costco, you get 20 cans for $54.99. This deal comes out to 83.3 cents a ball at a lower quantity vs 91.6 cents at Costco (which also requires higher quantity).
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Penn-C...lsrc=aw.ds
Created 03-23-2023
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The boxes look a little bit different. Where the box from Costco has a picture of Djokovic (? I don't really watch tennis, so might have it wrong but it's a guy with green shorts) on it. And the pics on the Walmart site has different boxes but it looks like they have two different boxes on it.
But it looks like they're both Penn 1 balls.
If they're the same or similar, I might try to get these Walmart ones and return the ones to Costco.
Thanks.
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edit-nevermind, I just reread the original post and it looks like the costco one has 20 cans vs 12 from Walmart as mentioned in the first post comparing the price differences
The boxes look a little bit different. Where the box from Costco has a picture of Djokovic (? I don't really watch tennis, so might have it wrong but it's a guy with green shorts) on it. And the pics on the Walmart site has different boxes but it looks like they have two different boxes on it.
But it looks like they're both Penn 1 balls.
If they're the same or similar, I might try to get these Walmart ones and return the ones to Costco.
Thanks.
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edit-nevermind, I just reread the original post and it looks like the costco one has 20 cans vs 12 from Walmart as mentioned in the first post comparing the price differences
There's now also balls like the Wilson Triniti which are lower pressure and longer lasting (which I use with a Slinger ball machine)
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