InPrimeTime Penn Championship Extra Duty Tennis Balls- Acer's Dozen, 13 Cans (39 Balls) Bundle with Exclusive Tennis Ball Magnet
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13 cans = 39 balls, according to the formula. Those depicted preferred hard courts to soft ones.
I just did a quick check. They are, in fact, made in China.
Hard courts have no additional responsibilities. You need clay on a regular basis.
Selected User Reviews For InPrimeTime Penn Championship Extra Duty Tennis Balls- Acer's Dozen, 13 Cans (39 Balls) Bundle with Exclusive Tennis Ball Magnet
I wasn't, and I was under the impression that I was getting a good deal on a standard 24-can case. Identical balls are available for $65 per case on the internet.
They are extremely popular among dogs. Snickers and Harper, have a wonderful Christmas!.
It's always nice to have a few on hand. They're what I use to teach tennis to my grandkids. This is an outstanding product.
I play three times per week and decided to try this ball after seeing it rated "best performance/value" on a ratings website; despite the higher price, I found it to be no different than regular Penn balls. Wilson Titanium all-terrain continues to be my favorite in terms of price and performance. Balls used on the court.
Shipping was very quick. As expected, the balls arrived on time.
They're a good price, and I only use them on my walker's back legs. That seems to be a good fit.
As far as I can tell, the balls are in good shape. Only 12 cans were delivered, despite the fact that the order called for 13. It's not a big deal, but I'd like the last can to be delivered to me.
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