Head Penn Pressureless 48-ball Bucket

Penn Pressureless Practice Tennis Balls

No more dead tennis balls!

What can I say, pressureless tennis balls rock. If you play tennis for any amount of time, you know you need a lot of tennis balls in order to practice. However, the problem with having a lot of tennis balls on hand, is that they start to lose air over time. And nobody likes a bucket full of dead tennis balls.

I tried using those manual re-pressurizers, which only take two or three balls each and work only marginally well, and I determined that it was much too expensive and time-consuming just for practice balls. So, I turned to the Head Penn Pressureless 48-Ball Bucket, and I’ve been super happy with this product. I’ve tried other pressureless balls from Gamma, Wilson and Tretorn, and I have to say these Penn pressureless balls are the best practice tennis balls I’ve ever used.

You can use the Head Penn Pressureless 48-ball Bucket to practice your game without having to constantly buying new practice balls or to worry about your existing balls going flat.

The tennis balls are covered with quality felt material, which provides a good feel and a good action. You can hit them in spin them the way you usually do with normal tennis balls, and get the same spin and results every time. They don’t ever go flat, so you can use them for years to come. But perfect for tennis instruction, practicing on your own, or for using in ball machines.

Penn of course is a name that can be trusted when it comes to tennis. A couple of people have complained that these Penn pressureless tennis balls are much harder than normal tennis balls; however, I didn’t find that to be the case. They may be a tiny bit heavier than pressurized balls, but otherwise feel pretty much the same to me in terms of action.

The package includes 48 pressureless tennis balls. A nice touch is that the balls come with a quality plastic bucket with a handle for easy and convenient transport. If you’re like me, you’ll order more than one bucket and always have plenty of practice balls on hand.

The price was right, too. I’m so glad I found his Head Penn Pressureless 48-ball Bucket, and I’ll be recommending it to all my tennis buddies.