It's amazing all the contradictory statements made about the Triniti--it's too hard, too soft, doesn't bounce, bounces too high, etc. First off, contra statements that the ball is too light--the ITF strictly regulates ball weight. It must weigh 1.985-2.095 ounces. Most mortals can't distinguish this range by feel. Secondly, Triniti balls are NOT pressureless. They have about half the pressure of a standard tennis ball. The rubber is thicker than a standard tennis ball and both the rubber and felt have been reformulated to keep the ball within the weight, bounce height and traditional feel parameters of the standard ball. Yes, the sound they make is different (although there is disagreement about what that sound actually is) and the feel is different. Of course different ball brands feel different--the Wilson U.S Open reds feel harder to me than, say, the Tecnifibre or ProPenns. Some of that feel difference is likely due to your specific stroke technique. All that said, I like the Triniti balls. I don't notice any difference in bounce height (this, too, is regulated by the ITF), the reformulated felt is long lasting and they keep their bounce many times longer than a traditional ball, which makes them great for ball machines, etc. The sound they make is somewhat different than a traditional ball and I suspect that is this sound difference that causes players to ascribe the different and contradictory ball characteristics they do.

@m2n900

Жыл бұрын

Great commentary… 👍 I play only against the wall… I like it that way 😎 … but I’m breaking balls all the time.. so I’m looking for a aprópiate ball for me…. I’m between the Dunlop ATP extra duty / Wilson US Open extra duty / This Wilson Trinity…. Witch one would you recommend.. ? Thank you 🙌

@Fernwald84

Жыл бұрын

@@m2n900 If you're breaking balls all the time, the Triniti is the way to go, hands down. There are now two Triniti ball models. They are both pricier than the US Open, Dunlop, etc. But their longevity really compensates for this. The higher priced Triniti model is said to have an even closer feel to the traditional ball. This higher priced model seems to be available only by the case, though.

@m2n900

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the knowledge… do you know if the trinity pro is more long lasting that the original triniti ? … thanks 🙌

@Fernwald84

Жыл бұрын

@@m2n900 No, I've never used the newer Trinity model. I would guess that there wouldn't be much difference in the longevity of the two models, though. I believe the reason for the extra longevity of Triniti balls is that they only have half the air pressure of typical tennis balls and this substantially reduces the pressure loss because of diffusion through the ball.

In the federal state I live in Germany the tennis association made the "old" (green packaged) Wilson Triniti Pro ball obligatory for match and tournament play last year. As in: if you don't use it, you'll have to pay a fine. So I pretty much only played matches with that ball last year, as many other Germans did too. This was the worst tennis ball I have ever played with, in every aspect. My team including me consists of 4.5 and 5.0 players and those balls didn't even last more than one practice session. At least one ball literally broke. We didn't get shoulder/elbow/wrist/etc. problems because we are still in our twenties, nevertheless many other players complained about that. So players all over our federal state sent complaints to the tennis association to get that ball removed and return to the old one used before. The tennis association then did a major fuck up (probably because they made a contract with Wilson) by responding "we can't understand why you don't like the ball, it was awesome in our playtests and seemed very suitable. Nontheless we will work on creating a new, better ball" What did Wilson do? Released pretty much the same ball in a blue package instead of a green one. What did the tennis association do? Made that one obligatory. That's when shit hit the fan. Everyone flamed them for this and threatened to boycott every team match and not to play any tournaments (hence no money for the tennis association). That's where they got scared and released a statement that we get to play with pressurized balls again and are back into research about an alternative. End of story: I am all for new technologies and ways to protect the enviorment, also with new sustainable tennis material, but the old version of the ball was just complete trash, the new one is better by a margin, but definetely not suited for match play.

@paulsteezo1772

2 жыл бұрын

It is WITHOUT A DOUBT...THE WORST Pile OF MONKEY PUS EVER MADE!!! AND IVE BEEN SPONSORED BY WILSON SINCE IM 9 AND ILL BE 63 IN JULY!! HOPING WILSON WILL PICK UP PLAYERS ORTHOPEDIC BILLS FOR THIS FUK UP

I could really hear the sound of the ball through all the music. Great job guys!

In the past, we used to have the Tretorn Plus balls with the same characteristics of the wilson Trinity and that too in the 90s itself. They were really good balls and the bounce stayed true (in fact,forever). I also remember the Indian junior Nationals using the Tretorn Plus balls. Wonder why that didn't become popular!

Great balls for cooler weather and for hit and giggle tennis. When the felt gets worn of in to the hopper they go!

maybe we have to adapt or game to this new balls. Tennis balls are a really serious enviroument problem

I switched last year from Pro Penn to using Triniti exclusively and love it. It’s true that it is a little harder, but it spins and bounces great for several hours, even at altitude. It might not be the ball for everyone, but with how it plays, how long it lasts, and how I’m no longer wracked with guilt about not being able to recycle ♻️ tubes, it’s the one for me. And yes, I was trying to make the last sentence super long as a tribute to the Triniti’s durability. 😁

@allemyr

2 жыл бұрын

I can imagine they are pretty good after a half year use. But damn for the first weeks this is really a terrible ball that make me dont wanna play tennis :)

@Raven05R6

2 жыл бұрын

They might last a while for you but I have unanimously heard and experienced these balls not lasting more than a set in higher level play. These balls are not suitable for anything but ball machine at any level higher than beginner.

@allemyr

2 жыл бұрын

@@Raven05R6 Specify higher level balls please. Triniti lasts forever but are terrible to play with.

@m2n900

Жыл бұрын

Great commentary… 👍 I play only against the wall… I like it that way 😎 … but I’m breaking balls all the time.. so I’m looking for a aprópiate ball for me…. I’m between the Dunlop ATP extra duty / Wilson US Open extra duty / This Wilson Trinity…. Witch one would you recommend.. ? Thank you 🙌

@chevgr

8 ай бұрын

Are they fast?

i never once thought that trinity 1 didnt bounce as high. What i noticed they are jumping really high, on as high as some other high bouncing pressure balls.

Good for outdoor winter tennis or ball machines as far as I’m concerned. Maybe 3.0 might be different as Harry alluded to.

@m2n900

Жыл бұрын

Great commentary… 👍 I play only against the wall… I like it that way 😎 … but I’m breaking balls all the time.. so I’m looking for a aprópiate ball for me…. I’m between the Dunlop ATP extra duty / Wilson US Open extra duty / This Wilson Trinity…. Witch one would you recommend.. ? Thank you 🙌

I've bought to many that are flat straight out of the can, so I welcome the Trinity's and like that they keep me on my toes. Yeah they are bricks but are well suited to warm climates

@petermc164

2 жыл бұрын

What do you mean by bricks?

@TennisASMR

2 жыл бұрын

@@petermc164 heavy as sh!t, 10/10 for ball machines tho

@petermc164

2 жыл бұрын

@@TennisASMR Thanks for the feedback, does it feel more heavy and hurt the arm when hitting the ball compared to a regular tennis ball?

@m2n900

Жыл бұрын

Great commentary… 👍 I play only against the wall… I like it that way 😎 … but I’m breaking balls all the time.. so I’m looking for a aprópiate ball for me…. I’m between the Dunlop ATP extra duty / Wilson US Open extra duty / This Wilson Trinity…. Witch one would you recommend.. ? Thank you 🙌

This is the only ball I will buy for my ball machine. All the rest go flat within a session or two.

@fabricefleck5409

2 жыл бұрын

Agree

@m2n900

Жыл бұрын

Great commentary… 👍 I play only against the wall… I like it that way 😎 … but I’m breaking balls all the time.. so I’m looking for a aprópiate ball for me…. I’m between the Dunlop ATP extra duty / Wilson US Open extra duty / This Wilson Trinity…. Witch one would you recommend.. ? Thank you 🙌

@dps0610

Жыл бұрын

@@m2n900 Trinity might be too hot for the wall, but it depends on how intense your sessions there are/the material of the wall. It will definitely outlast either of the other two, but if it’s a concrete wall, it will likely fire off of it pretty quick.

@m2n900

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the comment… I usually play from far out… more than half court out… I appreciate the knowledge

I was sceptical about this ball, but it holds up really well. It's a little too firm and lively when new, but settled down after a few games. Longevity on the felt is pretty good and of course, pressure retention is a non issue.

@m2n900

Жыл бұрын

Great commentary… 👍 I play only against the wall… I like it that way 😎 … but I’m breaking balls all the time.. so I’m looking for a aprópiate ball for me…. I’m between the Dunlop ATP extra duty / Wilson US Open extra duty / This Wilson Trinity…. Witch one would you recommend.. ? Thank you 🙌

@goldencalf5144

Жыл бұрын

@@m2n900 For longevity, I'd go with the Triniti. It holds up really well and is well suited to bashing against a wall. For feel, the Dunlop ATPs are the best. I suspect they're made in the same factory in the Philippines as the Slazenger balls. The Slazengers are my favourite ball and the Dunlop ATP feels identical. But of course, these lose pressure over time. You could look at getting a ball pressuriser. They're not too expensive and quickly pay for themselves.

@m2n900

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the reply…. Truly appreciate the knowledge…. Actually pressure is not really my problem… I hit the balls pretty hard… so I actually prefer balls that a little “slow” … my issue is actually breaking the balls 🤦🏻 ….. I broke a hole can of my brothers slazenger in few days… 🤦🏻 and I play around 1200 meters of altitude… the Dunlop ATP extra duty have a high altitude version … I’m thinking of getting one of each and try them all out…. 😂

@goldencalf5144

Жыл бұрын

@@m2n900 I wonder if the high altitude is causing the balls to break. There would be a higher differential between the pressure in the ball and the pressure outside causing more stress to the surface of the ball. In this case, the Triniti might be a better option, since it relies on the ball rubber rather than internal pressure to give it bounce. Can't hurt to give them a try.

dope polo!

The cardboard sleeve is recyclable. But what about the balls themselves? Can I drop them in the Wilson ball recycling box at my local clubs?

First time watching Coach Rob hit. Old school continental grip like players from my generation, contrast from the windshield wiper forehands kids hit with today.

@CGodin-sq6jx

2 жыл бұрын

All I see is zero spin on that ball after the continental forehand, it's oldschool for a reason!

Cool

How long does the fur last on these? I hit with the us open ones and they barely last a session

@ryohazuki222

2 жыл бұрын

The ink will wear out a little faster than the us opens. Lasts a lot longer in a ball machine than it does in heavy rallies

I like the Triniti Pro, 4.0 player, have been using them for months now. No arm issues. Bounce is great and lasts for many hours of play time, only stop using the ball when most of the felt is worn off. Yes, they sound different, but so what? Doesn’t bother me. Really like the recyclable ball container. Because they last so long they are much less expensive than any other quality ball. Every year, SEVERAL HUNDRED MILLION tennis balls end up in landfills all over the world. If everyone switched to this type of ball that number would be reduced by well over 50%. Please think about that.

Old triniti's were hard as a rock.

Is the felt wrinkled at the seams like every original Trinity ball?

@TennisASMR

2 жыл бұрын

I bought a case and only 1 can had that...1/18 isn’t the worst odds

8:24 🤣🤣

Awesome. Coming soon also SHINE Tennis 2.0 #savePlanet

Why are there only 3 balls in a tube in the US? I never understood that. In Europe all ball tubes contains 4 balls.

@chagazzo

2 жыл бұрын

Wilson also offers a 4 pk of triniti pros in the US

Aren’t these balls used for the Slinger bag?

Could someone compare tretorn micro x to trinity balls?

@vakula485

Ай бұрын

For me Tretorn feels a bit heavier on touch.

Nobody noticed the funny walk gu did on court to impersonate Harry?

@doktorhypebeast

2 жыл бұрын

i did 😂

The first gen Triniti has been a terrible ball for me as it gives me a lot of arm pain so when somebody pulls them out I have to refuse to use them. I also dislike the way they play. I appluad Wilson for trying something different because, as a whole, environmental issues are something everybody must address. My solution has been to buy a Spanish-made ball pressure maintaining device off Amazon and I'm still using a set of Slazengers I opened 6 weeks ago.

Still feels like a rock to me

Can one assume there is no degradation over time from lack of pressure, only from repeated use - and that it would make a perfect ball machine option?

Trinity is a health hazard. I'm a doctor and tennis player. Many in my club have complained about wrist issues after playing with the trinity balls on account of how stiff they are. Even i got wrist issues when I tried playing with them. They are terrible.

@scarfacen8459

2 жыл бұрын

They’re stiff at first but after breaking them in-they’re fine for me

@thepeacockboy

2 жыл бұрын

What’s the best ball you would recommend

@mypandabear50344

2 жыл бұрын

True. it’s terrible. a good ball should be perfectly playable out of the can. Artengo TB530 balls are the best right now.

@tenhagsbarber

2 жыл бұрын

@@thepeacockboy if you have wrist issues generally the higher quality the better so ao balls us open balls Slazenger Wimbledon balls are all good shouts

@buck6068

2 жыл бұрын

@@thepeacockboy Robin Söderling or Tretorn

The guy u hit with grip was giving me anxiety

They are hard like a brick. I have them in my ball machine and it seems I’m hitting a heavy rock

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These are not quality match play balls. Maybe ok for practicing. They might last longer if some people want them for multiple matches. However, if you want a quality hard court match, stick with extra duty Wilson, Penn or other brand name pressurized ball.

Triniti ball basically a brick. only good for doing hand feed training or ball machine. I have not tried Triniti Pro yet

@m2n900

Жыл бұрын

Great commentary… 👍 I play only against the wall… I like it that way 😎 … but I’m breaking balls all the time.. so I’m looking for a aprópiate ball for me…. I’m between the Dunlop ATP extra duty / Wilson US Open extra duty / This Wilson Trinity…. Witch one would you recommend.. ? Thank you 🙌

They suck for games or fast rallies

Wilson balls in general are terrible, they are either brick-hard or not properly round, can see the seams etc.

Can't buy any tennis ball nowadays...

They are trash. You don’t get the spring or jump. For tennis balls, it’s the felt that always wears before the bounce goes out. Maybe for a ball machine, but there’s no joy in these.