Usually, a tennis ball is just a tennis ball. Or so I thought until my son started playing tennis at the local club and actually started doing really well. We looked into it a bit more and with competitions all the time we've learned quite a bit more about the sport. A racket is not just a racket and a ball is most certainly not just a ball. Slazenger work hard at the quality of their products - they are a highly respected manufacturer. These balls are no exception, and although my son's level requires slower paced balls, we do sometimes practice with regular balls so he can get used to the speed and then adapt to the balls he usually plays with. Our local ...  Read the complete review

Having been enjoying the Wimbledon hype and suddenly feeling the urge to join in the summer season of tennis I promptly went to kit myself out. I bought these Slazenger Wimbledon Ultra VIS Tennis Balls in Sports Direct for the bargain price of £2 with an RRP of £7.99 remaining on the barcode sticker. The balls are a pack of three and come in a cylindrical tube that snugly holds the three tennis balls. The tube is appromitely 25cm tall and is an all over metallic purple colour. The Slazenger panther branding and name are in a bold white font on the top and a the Championships Wimbledon logo in green and white is the central logo on the case whom the balls are ...  Read the complete review

Well, with Wimbledon Fever hitting us I thought I'd review the Slazenger Wimbledone Ultra Vis Tennis Balls. ** Price and Availability ** These tennis balls are available in all good sports shops - Sport Soccer, JJB Sports, independent stores and online at retailers including Amazon. The RRP is £9.99 but they are usually on offer - at the time of writing they are £6.50 on Amazon and this is what I paid. I rarely see them at full price. This is for a tube containing four tennis balls. ** Looks ** The tin is regal in purple and holds the Wimbledon lawn tennis logo on the front. Each ball is the regulation yellow ...  Read the complete review