Penn Extra Duty Tennis Balls

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Penn Championship Tennis Balls: Setting the Standard

Penn Championship tennis balls have long been recognized as the benchmark by which all other tennis balls are measured. With their consistent feel and playability, these balls ensure a reliable experience every time you step onto the court.

Crafted with Durability in Mind Penn Championship tennis balls are designed to withstand the rigors of play. They feature a controlled fiber release for a consistent nap, natural rubber for a predictable feel and reduced shock, and interlocked wool fiber for extended durability.

The Official Ball of USTA Leagues Penn Championship is the Official Ball of USTA Leagues, approved by both the USTA and ITF (USTA National Campus, 2019). Available in extra-duty felt, regular-duty felt, or extra-duty high-altitude felt, the Championship Line provides a quality playing experience no matter the court surface.

Key Features: - Official ball of USTA League Tennis, setting the standard for all other tennis balls - Natural rubber construction for consistent feel and reduced shock - Interlocked wool fiber for longer wear - Controlled fiber release for a consistent nap - Deep-elastic seams for reduced cracking

Tailored for Different Courts and Surfaces Penn Championship tennis balls are designed to perform on a variety of court types. Extra-Duty felt is best suited for hard courts, Regular-Duty for softer surfaces like clay and grass, and Extra-Duty High Altitude for courts located at elevations of 4,000 feet or more.

Supporting Breast Cancer Research For every can of pink All Courts tennis balls sold, Penn will donate $0.15 to benefit breast cancer research.

A Century of Excellence Penn celebrated 100 Years of Excellence in 2010, and their expertise in tennis equipment and apparel is reflected in the consistent quality of the Penn Championship line. As America's best-selling tennis ball, these balls are the product of over a century of testing and refinement.

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