The result is the Wilson Triniti, the world’s first, eco-conscious that performs like a high performance tennis ball that lasts 4 times longer and is encased in a 100% sustainable paper sleeve. Thanks to the lighter material, Wilson were able to create a 40% thicker core wall, which helped them create a longer lasting ball that would perform similar to pressurised tennis balls, with actually being pressurised.

If you have any Covid-19 symptoms, you should self-isolate for at least 10 daysfrom when they start, and arrange to get tested. The first is a core made with a low density plastomer which is lighter than the core used in regular tennis balls. The ball core comprises a unique plastomer material that impressively extends ball liveliness, while STR Felt is 50% more flexible than the standard ball for more core compression and longer dwell times. Since they are pressureless, the Wilson Triniti don’t really slow down as quickly as they don’t really lose any pressure. The upload will ignore this data if the field is not available for the product so you can continue to use the same CSV.The new STR felt also seems to last a little longer, which keeps the overall performance of the ball more consistent. Naturally, since the balls aren’t pressurised, we’d expect the bounce and performance to remain pretty much the same as there should be no pressure loss over time. On an annual basis, an estimated 400 million tennis balls and 125 million tennis ball cans are purchased and discarded, adding to landfills and other environmental challenges.

As a relatively new tennis ball on the market, it will come as no surprise that very few manufacturers are making these eco-friendly pressureless tennis balls. Every year, roughly 400 million tennis balls and 125 million tennis cans end up in ladfills around the world, which is a pretty crazy amount of waste. In fact, Wilson suggest that 7 out of 10 top tour players actually prefer the Wilson Triniti over the current Wilson US Open Ball, which is widely accepted as one of the best tennis balls on the market.Here in Sweden, a lot of the pressurized balls are used many more times in the club’s everyday practice and they are used so many times that the felt almost start to wear off completely from the rubber. When we hit with them, they definitely seemed to wear down less and they maintained a consistent bounce for much longer.