DUNLOP Tennis Ball Australian Open - for Clay, Hard Court and Grass

Good balls

Good value

Still a decent ball, and is good value on amazon. Doesn’t have the same durability it used to have and they can wear out within 30 minutes to an hour of heavy hitting.

Sturdy well made balls & very bouncy. To be honest they were bought for a dog in the hope they would not be chewed or destroyed easily. Excellent & very well made.

These are a great tennis ball for all surfaces. Played mainly on carpet and acrylic and ball plays well on both. Lasted a good few matches for the average club player

I have been buying the head radical balls on Amazon for a while but feel the quality has dipped on them so wanted to try something else. These are much better in comparison. They are a bit heavy but great to play with and can really get some pace on shots. I’ve played with them on hard, synthetic clay and now grass and they’ve been decent on all surfaces so pretty versatile. I’ll be sticking with these going forward.

As per the tennis community, these balls fluff up way too quickly and slow down the game. I would only buy these balls in the past but the quality of these balls have 100% deteriorated now! I will no longer buy these.

Perfect for all surfaces, good bounce, speed and spin. Don't disintegrate quickly

First new ball I buy in a long time and I think it confirms what the Pros are complaining about: it is slow. It is well pressured, but it bounces slowly from the ground...my coach said my ahots look better, just because I have more time to prepare and hit. This slowness takes a lot of fun from the game. One more note related to the outer green clothing, it wears off very quickly and after one hour of hitting the ball looks very hairy. I compare it to older wilson balls I had in my closet stored for couple of years in their pressurized cans, they bounce much faster. Added on 21-7: those balls are not durable. Yhey lose shape and bounce quite quickly. They are not as durable and heavy duty loke Wilson championship.

Non sono un grande tennista e men che meno esperto di palline da tennis, ma giocare con mio figlio mi piace moltissimo. Mi fa correre come un matto da un lato all'altro del campo senza avere nessuna pietà per un povero genitore tendente al non più giovanissimo. Quindi non esperto di palline ma ne vedo passare molte, e modestamente qualcuna riesco a piazzarla anche io. Ormai stanco di palline spelacchiate che riescono a raggiungere la velocità del suono, proprio perchè spelacchiate e velocissime su erba sintetica e terra... abbiamo deciso di investire questi 6€ e 70 cent per acquistare 4 palline nuove. Palline che salvo smarrimenti ci seguiranno per molti e molti anni della nostra carriera tennistica amatoriale. Esordio su un campo di terra si sono comportate molto bene, pur non dimostrando nessun rispetto per chi le ha effettivamente acquistate e che continuava a rincorrerle da un lato all'altro del campo. Nuove sono proprio belle ma nella mia carriera avrò acquistato in tutto 3 tubi nuovi: colore vivace, peluria intonsa, "sodezza" ottima di pallina non sgonfia e flaccida. Belle. Costo ottimo. Brivido nella schiena all'apertura della lattina. #46 @20200831

Das Preis/Leistungsverhältnis war hier mal richtig gut! Obwohl die Bälle wohl eher für Hartplätze gedacht sind funktionieren sie insb. auf trockenen Sandplätzen sehr gut für ein schnelles Spiel. Die Haltbarkeit ist auch überdurchschnittlich.

I bought the Dunlop Tennis Ball Australian Open for regular play and practice sessions, and I’ve had an excellent experience with them. These balls are really well-made and perform consistently across clay, hard court, and grass — exactly what you want if you play on different surfaces or in mixed conditions. From the first serve to longer rallies, the bounce is reliable and lively, and the felt feels durable even after multiple games. They hold their pressure well and don’t go dead as quickly as some budget balls do, which means more play time and fewer interruptions. I’ve used them for both training sessions and casual matches with friends, and they’ve handled everything from topspin and slice shots to fast serves without wearing down noticeably. The Australian Open branding doesn’t just look good — the quality matches what you’d expect from a tournament-level ball. Overall, I’m very impressed with the durability, feel, and performance of these balls. Great choice if you want a versatile, high-quality tennis ball that works well on all court types. Definitely recommend! 🎾

Buenas para pista dura y grass