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Wilson Triniti Tennis Balls - Box of 72The evolution of the first performance tennis ball designed with fully recyclable packaging, Triniti Club gets even more eco friendly in a 72 ball master carton, eliminating the need for individual sleeves. Designed for clubs and academies, this setup is ideal for players and coaches to place balls directly into their baskets. The ball core integrates a unique plastomer material that impressively extends fresh ball feel, while STR Felt provides
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