Dunlop ATP Championship XD High Altitude Tennis Balls Case
- 24 cans per case
- High altitude ball for 3,500 feet or more
- Extra duty Durafelt for hard courts
- Max Core construction
- USTA and ITF approved
Updated 5 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
An extra duty, high altitude ball for clubs playing at elevation on hard courts. At lower elevations a standard pressure ball is the better match.
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ASIN: B08D6ZWLMBCategory: Tennis Balls
Overview
Playing at elevation is what the Dunlop ATP Championship high altitude ball is built for, with a Max Core tuned for thinner air. Durafelt extra duty cloth stands up to hard court wear.
Normal bounce and pace at high altitude is the reason to buy it, since regular balls fly fast and bounce high in thin air. Clubs near sea level should skip it.
Who it's for
Mountain town clubs and recreational players above the listed elevation will get a more normal feel. Players closer to sea level need a standard ball.
Pros and cons
- Tuned for high elevation play
- Durable extra duty felt
- Approved for league and tournament play
- Bulk case for clubs
- Not suited to low elevations
- Balls per can listed oddly
- Clay court use not covered
Performance notes
At altitude, lower air pressure makes balls fly faster and bounce higher. The high altitude core counters that, while the extra duty felt resists wear from abrasive hard courts.
Specifications
| Brand | DUNLOP |
|---|---|
| Capacity & performance | |
| Age Range Description | Adult, kid |
| Construction & materials | |
| Color | Yellow |
| Construction Type | 3-piece, stitched |
| Core Material | Max Core |
| Included components | |
| Number of Packs | 24 cans |
| Other details | |
| Tennis Ball Duty Rating | Extra Duty |
| League Name | USTA and ITF approved |
| Recommended Uses For Product | High altitude, 3,500 feet or more, hard courts |
Frequently asked questions
Can I use Dunlop ATP Championship High Altitude balls at sea level?
They are meant for elevations of 3,500 feet or more. At lower elevations a standard ball is the right choice.
How many cans come in this Dunlop case?
24 cans per case.
Are Dunlop ATP Championship High Altitude balls tournament legal?
Yes. They are USTA and ITF approved for tournament and league play.