The Uwin Stage 1 Green Tennis balls come in a bucket of 72 balls. They have been designed to help develop the skills of young and upcoming players.These stage 1 balls are pressureless which makes them 25% slower than a standard tennis ball, which allows the player to get in to the correct position and focus on the shot technique.
The stage 1 balls have been developed for players moving from a small court to a full sized court. Colour coded green as specified by the ITF.
The Uwin Stage 2 Orange Tennis balls are the ideal balls for those starting to learn how to play tennis. These balls are 50% slower than a standard ball which allows the player a lot more time to prepare for the shot. Allowiing the player to develop the skills and and shot selection.This bucket contains 72 balls
The stage 2 balls have quickly become one of our best selling balls into schools and clubs. They are designed for use on a smaller sized court (18 metres) but can also be used on full sized courts too
Uwin Stage 3 Red Tennis Balls are the perfect ball for players looking to start playing tennis.They are slightly larger than a standard ball and have a lower compression making them slower and less bouncy. Stage 3 balls tennis ball are 75% slower than a standard tennis ball, allowing the player more time to develop their skills and improve quickly.
This ball is sold in singles but is also available in multi buy packs of 1 dozen balls too.
The Uwin stage 3 tennis balls are the perfect ball for beginners. They are slightly larger than a standard ball and have a lower compression making them slower and less bouncy. The Stage 3 balls are designed to be 75% slower, which allows the new player to develop their skills quicker.The slower bounce allows the players to focus on the shot development and to have time to get in to the correct position.
This pack includes 12 balls with the balls in a mixed red/yellow combination. They are great for coaching tennis skills with experienced players too..
The Uwin Trainer Tennis Balls have been created as an ideal option for developing players and are increasingly popular within schools and clubs for recreational use. The balls are pressureless and have needlefelt cloth.60 tennis balls per bucket.
These tennis balls are also suitable for coaching cricket skills too.
The Uwin Team Tennis Balls come in a bucket of 72 balls. These have been made for all court surfaces and are pressureless balls making them ideal for tennis acadeimes or coaches.The tennis balls have been created to withstand the demands of training sessions. The Uwin tennis balls are constructed with a premuim quality woven cloth and offer a reliable bounce and are both durable and long lasting.
Tennis is a popular sport that originated in the United Kingdom over 100 years ago. Tennis is a universally popular game played by young and old, male and female. The top players compete 52 weeks of the year in many levels of competition, all over the world. Many players are specialist on their favourite surface, some excel on grass, others prefer clay, hardcourt or indoors surfaces.
The four main tournaments in tennis, which are commonly referred to as the Grand Slam competitions, are the Australian Open, the French Open, the US Open and of course Wimbledon. Each of these high profile tournaments see the leading names in world tennis compete to win the infamous trophies and huge prize funds in excess of £1 million, in some cases.
Tennis can be played either on a singles or doubles basis and the aim of the game is to hit the ball over the net, within the marked lines, in a position where your opponent cannot return the shot.
Here at Sports Ball Shop we stock a wide range of balls from the leading manufacturers. We stock a huge number of popular balls including the Slazenger Wimbledon Ultra Vis which is the UK's biggest selling tennis ball.
Slazenger Tennis Balls
Slazenger have been one of the world's best known tennis manufacturers for many years, aiding the development of the sport by producing new, innovative products.
In 1902, Slazenger balls, were first used at Wimbledon and are still proud to be part of, arguably, the worlds longest sports sponsorship deals. In 2011, Slazenger celebrate their 125th year, producing high quality tennis equipment.
We stock a massive quantity of Slazenger tennis balls because we believe that they offer unbeatable quality and value, making them the ideal choice for tennis players of any age or ability level. The Slazenger Wimbledon Ultra Vis ball is the UK's biggest selling tennis ball and is the ideal ball for all surface types.
Dunlop Tennis Balls
Our range of Dunlop tennis balls are available for excellent value, making them the ideal ball for people looking to buy a good quality ball.
In 1980, Dunlop and Slazenger merged to form the Dunlop Slazenger International company. Although run separately, they both share years of experience and are always developing their products, to give more consistancy to the club player.
Dunlop are major sponsors within tennis and have many of the worlds top players signed up, to use their rackets and equipment. Amongst the top players using Dunlop are Tommy Haas, Jamie Murray and Tommy Robrego.
Mantis Tennis Balls
Mantis tennis was born in 2009 when Martin Alrdidge, a former tennis pro, became disillusioned with the high prices other manufacturers were charging. His aim was to produce high quality products at an affordable price.
Mantis tennis balls are quickly gaining a reputation for quality and the Mantis brand is expanding across the globe.
Ransome Tennis Balls
Ransome are a leading producer of high quality tennis balls that are both high specification and affordable. Ransome balls are ideal for tennis clubs or schools as they come in large quantities and are well-known for their durability.
We have found coaches from other sports, such as cricket, enjoy using the Ransome balls, to practice skills, as they offer a great value ball with consistancy of bounce.
Ransomme balls are ideally manufactured for maximum use in schools and recreational uses. Although not one of the leading tennis brands, they are developing the range and investing in good quality products.
