WILSON U.S. OPEN TENNIS BALLS, EXTRA DUTY (1 DOZEN=4 TUBES OF 3 BALLS=12 BALLS)

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Since 1979, Wilson Tennis has held the distinction of being the official ball of the U.S. Open. Wilson Tennis constructs their U.S. Open tennis balls with premium high-grade wool that is woven into a thicker, denser felt making the extra duty ball play longer. The Wilson U.S. Open tennis ball is known for its superior playability, consistency, and durability. The dozen professional grade tennis balls will not disappoint any tennis player. Great Ball. (1 DOZEN=4 TUBES OF 3 BALLS=12 BALLS)

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Extra duty
csi model# 5576
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0 of 6 found the following review helpful:

NOT "One Dozen" cans as normally marketed! Jun 15, 2008
NOTE that this product is NOT being marketed in the way that any other tennis balls are ever sold. I saw "One Dozen" and thought that I was buying "One Dozen Cans" because that is how everyone else sells tennis balls. DO NOT FALL FOR MY SAME MISTAKE. This is only "One Dozen" Balls. They should not be allowed to market this this way. I now spent WAY TOO MUCH on tennis balls (after s&h).

0 of 4 found the following review helpful:

beware that these are only 4 cans of balls May 03, 2008
I read the item description too fast and now I bought the most expensive tennis balls!

3 of 16 found the following review helpful:

Doglovers with tennis ball loving dogs, this one's for you! Jan 02, 2007
This product, unlike many 'made for dogs' tennis balls, is actually a top-notch, high-quality product, standing up to many hours of play or chewing. My blue heeler dogamine is an aggressive chewer; every other such product was soon chewed to the point of breaking the rubber core. Not so with these tennis balls! Twelve balls last him about 18 months, but they take a real beating before succumbing to 'jaws.' Highly recommended, even though I neither play tennis nor know anything about it!