Dunlop ATP Championship Tennis Balls (12 Balls)

The ATP Tour has endorsed the Dunlop ATP Championship Tennis Balls (12 Balls) which are made for club and recreational players who want durable and reliable balls that does well on all court surfaces.

₹ 2,340.00 ₹ 1,452.00 GOS Price
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Estimated Delivery Time: 2 - 4 Days (Delivery subject to pincode)

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Type - PressurizedMaterial - Rubber
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The Dunlop ATP Championship balls are for regular players because of their Max Core and Durafelt HD Cloth technologies which guarantees a consistent bounce.

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Type Pressurized
Material Rubber
Country of Origin Philippines
The Dunlop ATP Championship Tennis Balls are made with Max Core technology and Durafelt HD Cloth that provide a combination of durability and reliable performance. These balls work well on all types of court surfaces and are perfect for both practice and competition.

Key Features and Benefits:

Max Core Technology: It enhances club and recreational player performance and provides a reliable feel and bounce. Durafelt HD Cloth: It ensures durability and maintains ball integrity over long play. All-Court Compatibility: It is designed to perform best on grass, clay, and hard courts. ATP Tour Approved: They are good for competitions and they also come with the ATP Tour's approval. Bulk Packaging: It comes in 4 cans and ideal for clubs and everyday players who need long-lasting and dependable balls.

Who Is This Suited For?

For recreations and club players looking for consistent performance, this pack is perfect. This pack can also be players in need of quality balls for practice or matches.
How many cans does this 36-ball pack contain?

There are three tennis balls in each of the twelve cans in this pack.

Are these tennis balls appropriate for practice sessions?

Yes, they offer a steady bounce and long-lasting performance which makes them ideal for club games.

Which surface is ideal for these balls?

All court surfaces including hard, clay, and grass can be used with these balls.

Do ATP tournaments approve of these balls?

They are mainly used for practice and games rather than competitive ATP games.