Dunlop Grand Prix Regular Duty Tennis Balls Case
- 24 cans, 3 balls per can
- Regular duty all-court felt
- ITF approved
- MaxGlo felt, 14% brighter
- 14-ingredient rubber core
Updated 20 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A case of tournament grade all court tennis balls for clubs and frequent players who want consistent bounce and visibility. Regular duty felt may wear faster on abrasive hard courts.
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ASIN: B082LWMXZWCategory: Tennis Balls
Overview
Club courts, tournaments and frequent hitting sessions are where a full case of these balls goes, with a woven felt cover over a proprietary rubber core. Brighter felt helps players spot the ball earlier.
Consistent tournament feel and a bulk case suit clubs and regular players. Regular duty felt is built for all surfaces rather than toughened for heavy hard court wear.
Who it's for
Teams, coaches and players who go through balls quickly suit a full case. Casual players hitting a few times a month may prefer a smaller pack.
Pros and cons
- Tournament grade consistency
- Brighter felt for tracking
- Bulk case quantity
- Plays on any surface
- Regular duty felt wears on hard courts
- Pressure life not listed
- Large quantity to store
Performance notes
The rubber core formula sets bounce and feel, while woven felt controls speed off the court and through the air. Brighter cloth helps early tracking. Felt type decides wear rate on rough courts.
Specifications
| Brand | DUNLOP |
|---|---|
| Construction & materials | |
| Material Type | Rubber core, woven felt |
| Color | Yellow |
| Included components | |
| Unit Count | 24 cans |
| Other details | |
| Tennis Ball Duty Rating | Regular duty |
| Number of Items | 3 balls per can |
| Certification | ITF approved |
| Additional features | MaxGlo felt, 14% brighter |
Frequently asked questions
Are Dunlop Grand Prix Regular Duty balls the extra duty version?
No. These are Regular Duty all-court balls.
How many balls are in the Dunlop Grand Prix case?
24 cans with 3 balls per can.
Are Dunlop Grand Prix balls approved for tournaments?
Yes. They are ITF approved.