WILSON Triniti Pro Tennis Balls - 3 Balls, Yellow

Wow, I am seriously impressed with these WILSON Triniti Pro tennis balls! Right out of the (recyclable paper!) sleeve, you can tell these aren't your average tennis balls. I've been playing with this same set of three for a good while now, and they are holding up incredibly well – still plenty of bounce and the felt looks great. It's amazing how they maintain that 'new ball' feel for so much longer than the regular ones I used to buy.On the court, they feel fantastic. The bounce is really consistent, and they have a nice, lively pop off the strings which I love for my serves and groundstrokes. I was curious about the 'Engage Core' and special felt, and whatever magic Wilson has put into these, it works! They just feel solid and reliable with every hit.Plus, can we talk about the eco-friendly packaging? It’s so refreshing to see a brand making a real effort to be more sustainable in the tennis world. No more plastic cans guilt for me! If you're looking for a top-quality ball that performs brilliantly, lasts an impressively long time, and is a bit kinder to the planet, you’ve got to try these Triniti Pros. Total game-changer!

I use these in a ball machine and they are very consistent and have not lost any bounce or fuzz yet. I also have a can in my bag that I use when hitting with my adult daughter. I actually like hitting with these because I like the sound, feel, and consistency that they have, however if you have arm issues these might be uncomfortable.

They’re tennis balls, no surprises. They are as described and expected, quality is fine, smelled like tennis balls, look like tennis balls, work like tennis balls. Don’t actually use them for tennis, have them to jam into pressure points or sore muscles, so haven’t bounced them. Good price for a nice firm tennis ball, that so far has lasted with my typical use without getting to soft or misshapen. Got them on a sale, and would buy them again on sale when I need more.

This are really nice balls for practice and even casual match play. They have a consistent bounce that lasts a lot longer than regular tennis balls.

These balls are great and they last months to a year. A year ago I paid $7.50, now they cost $14 a can, which is exploitive.

I use these to play fetch with our dog - they last longer than average tennis balls.

I'm a 4.0 that hits with tons of spin. While I normally use ProPenn Marathon, I felt Trinity Pro was just as good. It's true that the ball makes a different sound, but you calibrate pretty quickly. Actually, I prefer it at this point as its deeper and more satisfying. Vibration on impact is maybe 5% harsher than usual??? It's really hard to tell, but doesn't bother me, especially when compared to a true pressureless ball! If the regular was 80% of the way there, the pro version is 95% there. This ball is the gift that keeps on giving. If my opponent showed up to league matches with these I would not oppose.

When these 15 balls pop out of the machine (mixed in with my 70 Tretorn Micro-X balls), I almost immediately know it. They don't bounce quite the same. They're more worn out despite being almost the same age. They're just... meh.BUT, in their defense, when we rallied with them (again, mixed in with the Micro-X), I didn't immediately know it. Then again, there were 35mph gusts.So here's the verdict - buy once, cry once with the Micro-X. With tax and shipping they run $2.50 a ball. Ouch.But if you don't want 75 balls (or can't split them with a friend or two), you definitely won't hate the Triniti Pros. But they're an inferior product.Also worth noting, the felt went away quickly. I can beat up my Tretorns for a full summer season and they'll still look semi-respectable. These already look like they have a season on them.TL;DR - If you can, but the Treton Micro-X balls. It'll cost a bunch initially, but you'll save in the long run with a much better, longer-lasting ball.