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Wimbledon 4 Ball Tin
The Slazenger Wimbledon ball has been engineered to deliver the consistent performance characteristics demanded by the world's most prestigious tournament. The premium woven cloth is specially designed for championship play, using the finest wool to achieve a tighter weave giving increased durability and responsiveness.
The Wimbledon ball uses an exclusive Ultra Vis dye and patented application process, creating a ball that has optimum visibility for players and spectators. Using a patented Hydroguard technology, Slazenger have developed a cloth that repels up to 70% more water than a standard ball.
$11.23
Wimbledon 4 Ball Tin—
$11.23
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Wimbledon 4 Ball Tin
The Slazenger Wimbledon ball has been engineered to deliver the consistent performance characteristics demanded by the world's most prestigious tournament. The premium woven cloth is specially designed for championship play, using the finest wool to achieve a tighter weave giving increased durability and responsiveness.
The Wimbledon ball uses an exclusive Ultra Vis dye and patented application process, creating a ball that has optimum visibility for players and spectators. Using a patented Hydroguard technology, Slazenger have developed a cloth that repels up to 70% more water than a standard ball.
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The Slazenger Wimbledon ball has been engineered to deliver the consistent performance characteristics demanded by the world's most prestigious tournament. The premium woven cloth is specially designed for championship play, using the finest wool to achieve a tighter weave giving increased durability and responsiveness.
The Wimbledon ball uses an exclusive Ultra Vis dye and patented application process, creating a ball that has optimum visibility for players and spectators. Using a patented Hydroguard technology, Slazenger have developed a cloth that repels up to 70% more water than a standard ball.
