I think with the Triniti Pro there is a break-in period, i prefer it over the normal Triniti

What about dunlop balls is it good for hard surface?

I'm playing on acrylic and carpet with some sand court. Currently parallel using the Dunlop Fort Court and Head Tour XT. Dunlop Fort Court for half an hour were slightly light and too fast on acrylic court. Next time on carpet they were excellent. Head Tour XT are slightly heavier but not hard (a la Wilson Trinity) and also played excellent. The following days I'll see their durability, but both these 2 balls are great for me so far. * I've tried Dunlop AO, Wilson US Open Heavy Duty, Wilson Trinity, Diadem Premier Extra Duty amongst other. Notice, the Head Tour (regular) playing VERY SOFT and their durability was less than 2 hours (bad patch maybe). The XT are MUCH BETTER.

@ph-tennis

Жыл бұрын

Wow! That’s some insight - thank you!

Is a clay ball just as good on har-tru?

Are prò touch balls any good

You seem to have choosen balls on the various surfaces which were designed for a slower , back of the court game . For a traditional seve volley / instinctual game on the various surfaces , would you choose primarily regular duty balls or any other ones that you have , in this video ? Lastly how would Dunlop Fort All Court and the clay version compar in performance to the Wilson U.Scopen and Roland Garros ? Thank You .

@ph-tennis

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for the question Derek. We used all balls on all the available surfaces, including Slazenger Wimbledon, which given the surface they’re designed for would fit into the idea of a serve & volley style of play. Unfortunately we couldn’t test the Dunlop Fort at the time due to a stocking issue on Dunlop’s end, so unable to comment (with any certainty at least) on that ball.

@derekpappas1556

11 ай бұрын

@@ph-tennis Thank you for your reply . The problem with situation is that 30 years ago the game was drastically altered by tour promoters and the buisness at large . The courts and balls have drastically been slowed down . Therefore the balls and courts that you are using are biased towards that intended slow down , as the new norm . This intentionally helped to destroy the serve volley game and form the back of court game . The Industry became less instinctual and athletic . This served the lower skilled masses and more air time . Those who were born or started to play at that time , know no other style , than the back of the court game . So to properly neutralize this , the balls must be faster and therefore use a regular duty ball or other facets which would , seasonally allow this . All that you consider premium are based on this game style and therefore perhaps why you like what you like more .

Good to see the Triniti do well. Has been my go to for durability reasons. Can get 2-3 matches out of them before the bounce becomes significantly lower. Any other ball is really no good for match play beyond 1 and half matches and I just don't want to be popping a new tin every time I play! The Roland Garros was atrocious on astro when you bought it to the group training for the durability portion of your test. No surprise that had to be taken out the coaching bag.

The league I play in only uses the Wilson US Open balls. I think they're the best but it's pricey at $6.50/can.

@ph-tennis

Жыл бұрын

That’s cheap compared to the UK! The Triniti is better value as it’ll last longer but doesn’t have the same feel

What about tretorn serie control?

@ph-tennis

5 ай бұрын

Haven’t tried them! Tell me more…

Is Penn Tour and Head Tour Same ball ?

@ph-tennis

9 ай бұрын

It is. Penn in US, HEAD in Europe

Dunlop FORT clay is one of the best for clay...

@matisms

Ай бұрын

but last 1 match

Dunlop fort

@matisms

2 ай бұрын

the best

Great review, BUT how come you didn’t include any Penn balls?! The most popular ball in the market?! 🤷🏻‍♂️

@ph-tennis

10 ай бұрын

Outside the US, Penn balls are HEAD balls! HEAD owns the brand Penn - only uses it in the US market! So the Head Tour ball we talk about is the Penn Tour too!

@AudiS4orce1

10 ай бұрын

@@ph-tennis Oh cool. Thanks for clarifying.

where are the dunlops

@ph-tennis

9 ай бұрын

Australian Open? Unfortunately we didn't have them in stock at the time of filming. Dunlop ATP would fall into that top-end category alongside our other top rated balls