Wilson Tennis Balls Triniti, 72 Balls, Cardboard 100% Recyclable, Yellow, WR

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been using these for practice including backboard and ball machine. The bounce lasts forever until you decide yo throw them away. Will buy again.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great balls! 72 balls fit perfect in the basket I Wilson bought. Fuzzy and have a good bounce. Great for practice.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These balls hit really well for pressureless, not too heavy, and durability seems great… we've used them for drills and machine work.

So glad I tried these Triniti balls, as they play superbly and last practically forever. They play very quickly, have a very tight weave to the felt that doesn't fluff up, and I can easily get 8-9 sets out of them. They only thing that stops me from playing longer is they eventually get too dirty. I personally love how fast these balls play, but some of my partners feel they play too quickly or can feel a bit hard. I admit, some off-center hits can feel harder and will transmit more vibration than other balls, but I'll take that tradeoff for balls that bounce consistently and play like new for almost 10 sets!

I waited four months to write a review. I use these balls multiple times a week and they still bounce well and their felt has held up. I'm only buying trinitis for practice from here on out. As also have a tretorn and penn pressureless and it's no comparison. The tretorn bounces pretty well but nothing compared to the triniti. Unbelievable product, I have saved so much money on tennis balls

I bought these for my Slinger Bag machine because they were touted as long lasting. That is true so far. I had to wait a while after Hurricane Laura before they arrived and I could hit them. I've since hit dozens of sessions and they still feel new. If you're looking for a lot of tennis balls for the club or a lot of practice balls, definitely look into Triniti Club balls. Or maybe you're a weekend warrior that needs a “can” to last a few sessions, then a three pack is a great option.

I bought a case of Triniti balls in April of 2021 and have only gone through half the case by November, and I play a lot of tennis; they keep their bounce incredibly well. Of course the fuzz wears away eventually, but they keep their bounce. Love not wasting all that plastic packaging! They have a slightly different feel from conventual pressurized balls but the durability and help to the environment is so worth it. All I'm using from now on.

I bought these for a ball machine to replace some old pressureless Tretorn balls. I think these are a big step up in bounce and performance. I suspect they won't last as long, but the trade off is worth it. These are club balls, but I haven't noticed any cosmetic or performance differences from the regular balls.

Bought some cases for a spinshot ball machine. These balls play very similar to pressurized balls. I was hitting in 43°F (6°C) weather and the balls were quite lively. I have been told these don't lose their bounce, and are good until you wear the fuzz down to a point where its unplayable. First impressions are quite good. Would recommend, especially since many indoor places are or could be shut down due to covid. Winter tennis will be played outdoors this season, and this is the ball to use.

The product description says Triniti balls without the extra packaging, but these are NOT the same as the two sets of three Triniti balls in cardboard "cans". These are heavier with an ugly yellow color instead of the normal lime green and do not bounce as well. They are unpleasant to hit. We have no idea what to do with the other 66 we've not yet taken out of the box.