Gamma Pro Tour Tournament Tennis Balls - Case |
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| Brand: Gamma
Category: Sports
List Price: $139.99
Buy New: $73.49 - $99.99
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Features:
| • | The Gamma ProTour Tournament Ball is guaranteed to be the bet playing ball on the market | | • | Comes with a moneyback consumer guarantee | | • | The key to the ProTour's performance is Gamma's Thintex Technology | | • | ITF and USTA approved | | • | 1 case of 24 cans |
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Product Description
The Gamma ProTour Tournament Ball is guaranteed to be the bet playing ball on the market. No other ball can make this claim. Gamma is so confident in the ProTour that it comes with a moneyback consumer guarantee. The key to the ProTour's performance is Gamma's Thintex Technology, a combination of an ultra-thin couner weighted ball core and ultra-high nitrogen pressure giving players more bite, spin, and control. Available Extra Duty and Regular with high-visibility TexTech felt. Patent Pending. ITF and USTA approved. 1 case of 24 cans.
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Customer Reviews:
SMOOOOOOOKINGGGGGGGG! July 6, 2007
Kurt H. Zumwalt (Seattle, WA)
These balls rock. The key is that they are filled with nitrogen (not pressurized air like most balls) and they have a unique core to hold the gas. They play VERY fast and have a lot of pop. They are great for people with big serves or power games. An added bonus is that the balls actually smell like gasoline when you take them out of the can. They retain their pressure longer than other balls as well. Worth every extra penny.
Spot on May 13, 2007
Raghupathy Srinivasan
When the manufacturer claims these are the best playing ball on the market - they aren't exaggerating. These ARE the best out there. And they last long too.
The only issues I have with them are -
a. They aren't available in most stores - only the specialty tennis stores stock them.
b. Once you get used to playing with them, it's kinda hard to switch to other balls.
c. They are priced a little too high :(
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