I think it's the best choice for rackets. The balls play by themselves. They have a strong bounce, so you don't need to hit very hard, which means you can play for quite a while without getting tired. They're a little difficult to defend with when you're being bombarded.

Terrific balls, I don't know how long they will last, however they are the best ball for a racket.

Update: Summer '26, still like new.

I use them for beach tennis rackets and so far I have not used more reliable balls even after 2 summers of use.

The 3 stars are for their durability and not for their performance. They open up in the second game. Anyone who has played with previous generations of balls (many years ago, a decade) will know why I mention it.

They are great. I use them for amateur use in fields and they will be used in the sea during the summer. Durability and price.

The best there is for a wooden racket... they open easily 4-5 games at most depending on how hard you play.. what they write about sbr is rubbish.

From my experience, I also believed that Tretorn were the best for wooden rackets, but ultimately this year's SBR models proved to be extremely disappointing... after just one day of playing, they lost their durability... when I tried them for the second time, they were simply trash... disappointed...