WILSON Triniti Tennis Balls

My son really likes them. They are quite bouncy....even after many uses. We have some that are 2+ years old and they still bounce. They do have a different sound to them...it may be annoying at first..but now I do not mind so much. They will lose their fuzz after some time...but not like Penns or regular wilson balls. If they are under $9 a can, they are worth the extra money....(i would say if they are more than 3 times the price of regular balls....I would buy regular balls...but at $8+ a can...when one goes over the fence......go get it!!! and do not leave them out in the dew or the rain.

I ordered these as an experiment to see what they were like. I play 3-4 times a week and hate all the waste from opening new balls all the time. Started using this can of balls the first of December. I thought they were extremely bouncy the first time we used them but we adjusted and finished the match. The next time they were perfect and we are still using them now the end of Jan. Every time I use them I write the date and get the players to tell what score they would give them from 1-5. Yesterday was our 15th time and the ladies still are giving them a 5! We have lots of players liking these balls!

I really liked these but too many players in my tennis club did not. They felt the bounce was not the same. I don't think I noticed.

This new Triniti line from Wilson acts as advertised. The balls are extremely long-lasting, perfect for those who practice often or for use in a tennis ball machine. They are not quite up to the standard of, say, Penn or Wilson heavy duty court balls, but in anything short of a competition, they are fine for play and last longer than any other tennis ball I have tried (and I have tried many). I use them in my tennis ball machine, and after weeks of such use, they are still lively and work well in the machine. Given their basic quality and extremely long use, they are a great value.

Bought some other Wilson tennis balls and they don't have that bounce (hard court). These are nice and offer much better bounce when playing tennis. Recommend and they're not that much more expensive either.

Lively and good coat.

It’s great that Wilson has addressed the sustainability issues related to ordinary balls. These balls are a bargain so long as you don’t lose one. They are less sensitive to cold, too. Recreational players should always use these balls. Let’s hope USTA starts permitting these for their Level 7 tournaments, with less frequent replacement.

We were skeptical when we first purchased these balls but after playing with them, they play just as well. Because the balls are not pressurized, they last longer than normal balls. Also, the recyclable packaging is an added bonus. I would definitely recommend!

Good price but don’t expect a lot of use out of them. I got 2 weeks out of them before the surfaces started to disintegrate

Excelentes pelotas, oara juego profesional y recreativo, en comparación con otras pelotas las Wilson Triniti son superiores. Su precio es un poco elevado.

Ottime, resistenti, ma noi non giochiamo a Tennis. Io le compro al mio Amstaff perché sono le uniche che resistono alla sua masticazione vorace e continuano a rimbalzare nonostante tutto. Quindi dipende dall' uso che ne fate, ma per noi sono approvate :D

If you can get these when they're cheap (the price seems to fluctuate), I'd recommend getting a load in. I play atennis at a decent club level and I've tried almost every ball on the market. Wilson Triniti's seem to last 3x longer than their competitors. They've got a slightly harder, heavier feel to them but they seem to last forever and for that reason, I highly recommend them.

Lo que mas me gusta es la duracion de estas pelotas, el pique o bote no lo pierden aun habiendolas usado mucho, se va desgastando el pelo, pero el pique de la bola sigue igual, incluso asi sin pelo se pueden seguir usando. He leido de otros usarios que la bola es un poco mas dura o pesada etc, y si, es cierto, no es exactamante igual que una bola comun, diria que como bola es mas exigente tanto en velocidad como en peso como en altura del pique que una bola comun presurizada, pero tampoco es nada exajerado. Desde que salieron al mercado que uso solo estas bolas y por su duracion me resulta muy practico ademas de no tener que estar comprando bolas a cada rato, en cuanto a la diferencia de comportamiento con otras bolas no es algo que a mi me moleste y como decia antes tampoco es algo exajerado, es simplemente un matiz respecto de las bolas presurizadas