I use these for other reasons than playing tennis such as I use them as dry balls to fluff my clothes. I also use them to lay on the pressure point on my back, they really help to loosen up the knots. I've had these same ones for years they hold up very well I reccomend them for purposes as mentioned above.

Balls are very hard and I would not recommend this

I thought the Wilson brand balls are good for the tennis. Balls are very hard compare other brands (AO). Its very difficult to use it. I am bit disappointed with this quality. I am not sure whether any specific quality issue the one I received it. (any defect on this balls). I would not recommend for the play.

Beware of imitation comp balls!!!

These are the worst balls I have every used! They are marketed as tour/comp balls and are a cheap nasty version of what you expect. They are made to look the same as the proper Wilson comp balls. The only use would be absolute beginner or for your dog. When I went to return them the manager said there was nothing wrong with them and I should have realised that as they were cheaper ($23 for 3 packs) that they would be a low quality ball! Very disappointed with Wilson and the way rebel handled this issue.They should be marketed as beginner balls or taken off the shelf.

Great Value!

Enjoyed the performance of these balls. Were still playing well after 5 sets of doubles; neither fluffed up or lost excessive felt during use; maintained good weight; great value

Longer lasting less fluffy

We play on a sand filled synthetic grass court that is in it's first year of life. The Wilson all court balls are way better than any other balls we have tried. longer lasting and they have less felt on them so they don't fluff up as quickly. Particularly important if you serve like a human cannon as I do (with a very strong tail wind of course).

Longtime Wilson fan using Wilson's Tennis Product

Personally, I like playing with Wilson Tennis Balls coz they can fit into different types of court surfaces. Also, I like this packing coz each can has 4 balls which allows me, together with my tennis mates, playing comfortably as we don't like can of 3 balls. You might think that my comments are a bit out of ordinary. However, that's me as I prefer even numbers of everything if possible. Have a nice day. :):)

New Converts to Wilson tennis ball performance

We play a very serious game of social tennis and we play with new balls so as to get consistent ball performance. The Wilson Tour Comp balls perform well on our tennis court surface so much so we have become converts to Wilson.

Obvious seam along join play ok

Bought 2 packs a month ago as I thought Wilson was a reputable brand. The seam along the join of the 2 halves is pronounced, which shows very poor manufacturing control as it occurs on ALL the balls. They bounce ok and felt is ok but never for competition or even decent practice. Is this just a lousy batch that should never have left the factory?

Poor quality balls

What I thought was a great deal turned out to be a poor purchase.I expected even cheaper Wilson branded balls to be better than these. In fact the red can wilson balls from kmart are far superior.Very obvious seam in all balls, thin felt, thick/heavy rubber and no bounce. Felt like a bunnings tennis ball off the racket and court. Terrible.Rest of the cans will be used for backyard cricket and the dog. Look elsewhere for a playable tennis ball.

Probably not fit for the dog!

Terrible ball, probably fit for the dogs at the park but I wouldn't want my dog chasing this. The balls are admittedly budget, but the construction is poor, the seams are wide and the felt is only durable as there isn't that much of it to start with. Lots of better options out there, but I'd steer clear of this one!