Penn Tour Regular Duty Clay Court Tennis Balls Case
- 3-ball can, 24 cans per case
- Regular duty felt cover
- Clay court ball, rubber material
- Yellow
Last refreshed Sep 28, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A regular-duty felt tennis ball sold in three-ball cans and framed for clay courts. The listing does not make clear whether one can or a full case is being sold.
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ASIN: B081J136Y5Category: Tennis Balls
Overview
Not an extra duty ball, the Penn Tour Regular Duty has a standard felt cover over rubber and is named for clay court play. The title describes a three-ball can and a case made of cans.
A felt cover with regular-duty wear suits clay courts, where the surface is gentler on the nap than hard courts. The limitation is thin detail: the listing gives no pressure type, weight or bounce data, and the quantity in the order is unclear.
Who it's for
Clay court players, coaches and clubs that restock in cans will use these. Hard court players, who wear the nap down faster, should look at an extra duty ball instead.
Pros and cons
- Regular duty felt cover
- Clay court design
- Order quantity unclear
- Bounce and weight not given
- Pressure type not stated
Performance notes
The felt cover grips the racquet strings and the clay surface, and regular-duty felt is thinner so it wears faster on rough courts. Rubber core pressure sets bounce, which the listing does not describe. Clay is gentler on felt than concrete, so the cover lasts longer there.
Specifications
| Brand | Penn |
|---|---|
| Construction & materials | |
| Material Type | Rubber |
| Color | Yellow |
| Other details | |
| Tennis Ball Duty Rating | Regular duty |
| Sport Type | Tennis |
| Court type | Clay court |
| Balls per can | 3 |
| Can options | 24 cans = 1 case |
Frequently asked questions
Are the Penn Tour Regular Duty balls extra duty?
No. They are regular duty felt balls.
Are the Penn Tour balls for hard courts?
The title names felt clay court balls, with no hard court rating.