Ballhopper Ball Tube 18 Clear
September 3rd, 2010 | 
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The BallTube 18 Clear`s fill level can be seen from several courts away. Ideal for group pick up activities in lessons and clinics. Lightweight tube with special end caps that will pick up balls quickly and easily. Ideal for use with Ballhopper Baskets and Teaching Carts. Hooks to chain link fence when not in use. Holds 18 balls.Due to the size of this item it does not qualify for free shipping shipping for this item is $9.95.
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Penn Pink Championship Tennis Balls, Extra Duty – 4 Cans
Join the fight against breast cancer. This optic pink felt, championship quality tennis ball is designed to promote awareness of breast cancer and help provide funds to research a cure. Penn will donate 15 cents per can sold to breast cancer research.
Price: $12.75
Kid`s Tennis Twist Ball Machine – AC
The Sports Tutor Kid`s Tennis Twist ball machine is compact and easy to operate making it great for little kids as well as beginners. The Tennis Twist is easy to use just turn it on and it will begin shooting a tennis ball every 5 seconds. The adjustable range on the ball machines makes it practical to be used in driveways backyards or anywhere else. Weighing at only 11 pounds the Tennis Twist is easy to transport from home to the courts.The Tennis Twist is not just for tennis. In fact it can be used to play fetch with you dog or for batting practice for kids. The machine comes with a high impact plastic case with a convenient built-in carrying handle. The Sports Tutor Kid`s Tennis Twist is simple small easy to move and very practical for the parents while being entertaining and fun for the kids! Specifications of the Kid`s Tennis Twist Ball Capacity 28 Balls Max. Ball Ejection Speed 10-20 ft. toss Ball Feed Rate 5 seconds Weight w/ battery 11 pounds Note: Due to the weight of this machine actual shipping and handling costs will vary from the price quoted at checkout. Ball Machines can ONLY be shipped to addresses within the Continental United States.
Wilson Dora 19″ Youth Tennis Racket
WILSON Dora 19″ Racket features C-Beam construction for increased power and stability. Lightweight so it’s easy to swing. Titanium alloy for added strength. Features the highly recognizable cartoon character Dora the Explorer. 82″ headsize. Average strung weight 6.3 oz. 3 1/2″ grip.
Price: $22.00
Gamma Ball Hopper Ball Tube
The Ballhopper BallTube 18 Clear’s fill level can be seen from several courts away. Ideal for group pick up activities in lessons and clinics. Lightweight tube with special end caps that will pick up balls quickly and easily. Ideal for use with Ballhopper Baskets and Teaching Carts. Hooks to chain link fence when not in use. Capacity: 18 balls. Approved for USTA QuickStart Tennis.
Price: $24.95
Gamma Ballhopper Hi-Rise Plus 80, Silver
Extra capacity Hi-Rise basket features Diamond Clad powder coating and reinforced welds for extended life. Handles quickly convert from pick-up position into a stand, placing balls at your fingertips. Basket assembly required. Holds up to 80 balls.
Price: $29.25
Prince Triple Threat Scream Oversize Tennis Racquet
The Prince Triple Threat Scream Oversize is an outstanding choice for the beginning to intermediate player or a junior making the move to their first adult racquet. The Triple Threat Scream has a generous sweetspot, lighter static weight, and a stiff 28mm tapered beam to provide ample power for players with a slow to moderate swing speeds.
TRIPLE THREAT TECHNOLOGY
The most important characteristics of a racquet are Power, Comfort, Control, and Maneuverability. These characteristics are directly effected by the stability of a racquet. When stability is enhanced in a racquet, these characteristics are improved. A more stable racquet that has a larger sweetspot is more accurate and has less torque. Triple Threat is the ideal technology to improve stability without sacrificing maneuverability. Triple Threat benefits ALL players, regardless of skill level.
TUNGSTEN TRIPLE BRAID
Ultimate Stability, Power & Control Improving Triple Threat technology requires enhancing stability and this is done by concentrating the weight more effectively at 10, 2, and the butt cap. The perfect material to do the job is Tungsten. Tungsten allows Prince to precisely locate weight and design the most efficient racquet available on the market today. Triple Threat alone improves stability 11% over standard racquets.
- Racquet Specifications
- Headsize: 110 sq. in.
- Length: 27.50 in.
- Weight (strung): 10.10 oz.
- Stiffness (Babolat RDC): 69
- Balance: 13.88 in. Head Heavy
- Cross Section: 28mm/24mm Tapered Beam
- Swingweight: 311 kg*sq. cm
- String Pattern: 16×19
- Grip: Prince DuraTac
- Prince Power Level: 875
Price: $49.95
Wilson Venus/Serena 110-Inch Tennis Racket
The Wilson® Venus & Serena 110 women’s recreational tennis racquet features Volcanic Frame Technology for power and stability.
Price: $19.86
Ballhopper Whopper 140
This larger extra heavy duty version of the Hi-Rise holds 140 balls. The bright yellow vinyl finish is easy on your hands and the court surface. The attached lid snaps over to prevent spilling.
Price: $33.95
WILSON Kid`s Tennis Twist Ball Machine Battery–
Price: $229.00
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