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36-Count Penn Championship Extra Duty Tennis Balls
$30
$39.99
Walmart has 36-Count Penn Championship Extra Duty Tennis Balls on sale for $29.97. Shipping is free with Walmart+ (free trial) or on orders $35+, otherwise select free store pickup where available.
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Thanks to Deal Hunter TheCheetosMan for finding this deal.
Note, availability for store pickup and shipping may vary by location.
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Edited April 27, 2023
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Walmart.com [walmart.com] has 36-Count Penn Championship Extra Duty Tennis Balls on sale for $29.97. Shipping is free with Walmart+ (free trial [walmart.com]) or on orders $35+.
Created 04-26-2023
at 02:25 PM
by TheCheetosMan
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Give Feedback Model: Penn Championship XD Tennis Balls 12 Can Pack/ 36 Balls Yellow - Tennis at Academy Sports
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Current Prices
Sort: Lowest to Highest | Last Updated 6/25/2024, 01:08 PM| Sold By | Sale Price |
|---|---|
 Walmart | $32.98 |
 Dick's Sporting Goods | $34.98 |
| Academy Sports + Outdoors | $36.99 |
| Product Name: | Penn Championship Extra Duty Tennis Balls (12 cans 36 balls) |
| Product Description: | Practice your serve forehand backhand and many more shots with the HEAD Penn Champ XD Tennis Balls 12 Cans (3 Balls per Can). They are used by professionals everywhere and they are even the ones used in USTA league tennis matches. These HEAD Penn tennis balls have controlled fiber release for a consistent nap so you know you re getting reliable performance. The natural rubber gives these sports balls a consistent feel and reduced shock. They come with three to a can so in this pack of 12 cans you get 36 balls. |
| Product SKU: | 20636276 |
| UPC: | 72489010122 |
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Heavy "duty" balls… treat yourself and get some wilson open regular duty. Your arm will thank you on returns from quick servers.
i heard this is where the ballz come from…
Indonesia
Dunlop
China
Penn
Thailand
Wilson
Yonex
not saying other balls dont have issues. this is from personal experience with these penns
I don't know if a little cloud of luck is following me, or if the Costco balls have more stringent QC, but I have never had dead balls. Now, Penn balls are less bouncy on cool days and have less consistent bounce from ball to ball; that's just what you get with cheap balls. Never seen balls lose bounce in less than a couple hours, either.
One thing that might get away from people is, how the balls "feel" can be very different on different days. Some days the balls are lively, soft, and bouncy. Other days they feel like rocks and don't even want to go past the service line. The chances are, it's not just balls, it's probably strings, air density, moisture, and the condition of your muscles that contributes to it.
As far as the complaints go, I go through around a hundred of these cans a year and probably only get 4 or 5 dead cans. It happens, but I'm also not willing to pay $8/can for balls I'm only going to use once. I just always carry a couple of cans with me to the court in case.
If money is not the problem: us open or diadem premiere (both made in thailand with high tex felt).
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Just put your money where your mouth is.
I am sure the opponent won't mind.
Then come home and wash them in the washing machine or a bin. Just don't spin them.
Pressureless balls are terrible for all parts of the arm.
Stick with good balls for practice until they become dead.
Use a corny keg (set at 25psi) or ball saver to help maintain the pressure in them if the felt is good.
In other countries, balls are expensive.
https://www.archysport.
i heard this is where the ballz come from…
Indonesia
Dunlop
China
Penn
Thailand
Wilson
Yonex
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