Wilson Championship Extra Duty Tennis 3 Ball Cans - 20 Pack

These have withstood my Boston Terrier who is the most aggressive chewer between him and my American Bully. When given a new ball he doesn't stop until he's torn a hole in it. Other balls don't last a day some just a few hours. He's a month or so in with these and they still look brand new minus the slobber.

I do not play tennis but my dogs do. Well, they at least play with tennis balls. Their strong jaws will chew up about anything and these balls are certainly holding up and are well loved by them. These are a little smaller than the ball thrower holder but that is o.k., they are a lot less expensive and if they lose them or if the lawnmower finds one, they are less expensive to replace. They work just fine for my spoiled darlings.

This is in line with otrer tennis balls. I pick these because of the price. If you play several times a week using new balls each match can add up quickly. They last two sets. The third they start feeling like rhey are going away. I still keep some from match to match to warm up. I play on hard courts, but they can be used on any surface. Overall great balls for non competitive play.

Though not as good as the US Open Extra Duty Tennis balls, these are a great alternative especially if you are looking for more longevity. This particular 20 pack is such a great value compared to the 24 pack commonly found online at other retailers, it's hard to argue against not purchasing these instead especially considering these are at regular price! If these ever go on sale, I doubt anything else is even worth looking at.

We buy a case of your tennis balls every year for our dog Sebastian. He is quite obsessed with your tennis balls and will not use any other brand or type. He loves your tennis balls so much that we call them “Wilson” or “Wilson's” and he knows exactly what we are talking about.

Three of these cans were open they had no lid. They had no seal. We did try and return them online, but couldn't make that work. Therefore we took them to the store to return them and assistant said according to the computer that they've been returned even though they were sitting right in front of her she wouldn't do anything about it so we had three cans that we could not use And no help from the assistant

The order came very quickly. Thank goodness I opened up both packages.immediately. I found 8 out of 20 cans defective when the arrived. The pressure ring had been popped making the tennis balls no longer usable. I now had to take the tennis ball cans back to a Walmart to be replaced and the store did not have cans available that were in useable condition.

I wish the tennis ball industry would go back to having standards. These are the worst balls ever. Tennis balls have been declining now with that said these are the best of the crappiest, but in my opinion, there are no good tennis balls on the market.

Ordered a 20-pack of tennis balls from Walmart. Received one can. Then had to contact support, call in, and still was told I need to return the single can to get a refund. So Walmart sends the wrong item and the customer has to fix it? Wild. This should have been an easy correction. Really disappointing experience. Definitely makes me think twice about ordering from Walmart again.

I've used Wilson balls before and they were always just fine. I'm only a mediocre tennis player that likes to get on the court mainly for exercise. In most cases a tennis ball is a tennis ball. I know that they have balls for different surfaces and I primarily play on a hard surface. I've used balls for hard surface or multi surface balls. When new they always had a good fell and bounce. These balls for hard surface are like hitting rocks. I have an adjustable tension racket and that hasn't helped. Maybe I got a bad batch, 12 cans..don't think so. Won't buy these again. The price is the only thing that is good, again we learn that you get what you pay for.