Tennis Clothing and Supplies

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Great product at at great price. It holds enough balls to feed my tennis ball machine.

Love this hopper. A must have and a real back-saver. Solid design yet light even when full.

This is a must have for those with a ball machine or anyone practicing. I like the dual position design and the ability to use the hopper in the standing position, however it is top heavy and can tip over easily.

I am very happy with this purchase! Just set the basket on top of the ball and it squeezes though the bars and ends up in the basket. Simple design but very effective.

First off, we bought two of these because of price, size, and look. They are cavernous and hold a lot of balls. For the occasional player that may use it a couple times a week, emptying and filling the hopper a couple times each use I am sure that this hopper would hold up. Unfortunately we use these every day, and fill and empty the hoppers at least 20 time a day since my wife teaches lessons. Here are the major drawbacks: 1) The nuts come loose very easily and will rattle off and get lost regularly. This requires constant attention so as to assure that the nuts remain in place and tight. I finally bought some thread lock to prevent this, but it was still frustrating to have to purchase something else to make these hoppers functional. 2) The welds that hold the leg holders to the basket are very weak and WILL break. Quite frustrating that after 2 months of use one of these is unusable. 3) There are 2 clips per leg to keep the hopper from tipping over, or the legs slipping on the ground. These are nice, but because the clips are too close together for the legs it is only practical and convenient to use only one of them for each leg. Trying to force the legs into place is very inconvenient. Overall I would not buy this product again. Nice, but for the amount of times we use it, it is not rugged enough.

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This overgrip is the best I have ever used. I used many kind of overgrip. Tourna, Babolat, Yonex...but, "Wilson overgrip" is best. Very comfortable tacky feel!

This is the best overgrip. I have tried several different types and brands, and I continually come back to this grip. Almost everyone I know prefers this overgip. It has a great feel, and is durable enough to last a week or two for playing at least 2-3 times a week. The grip gives great comfort for playing, and also gives more control and feel for the racquet.

I cannot change my original rating down to 4-star: I think it's important to know what racket you play with. I play with Wilson K-Six-One 90". The original grip (white) was pretty good and lasted more than a month (then it got dirty and worn out because of sweat). So I wanted to get next grip also white in color and I found this one on Amazon - with everyone giving it 5-star reviews. I think, people have over-rated this product. This is atmost a 4-star worthy product. I give this 4-star because of the pricing for bulk purchase and not the best grip quality. Another factor to consider, the rating and tenure: I'm a 4.0 player and I've been playing for 3+ years now. The good: - Good tennis racket grip for the bulk price (30 grips, not a bad deal at all) The bad: - It does not fit my racket handle completely (I've had to use white tape to close the 1" gap - at the top!). You could argue that maybe I'm not putting the new grip properly, but trust me - I've done many grips and other grips I've used don't give you this trouble :-) - This grip is barely lasting 1 week for my play of twice a week. Better grips will last you 2-3 weeks easily. - For the 1 week it lasts, this grip becomes unfriendly (due to sweat) after 3-4 hours of play. It does absorb sweat, but after 3-4 hours I have found it causes the racket to slip. A better grip will continue to stick in your hand :-) Recommendation: - If you are price conscious, go with this. - If you want the better quality, go with this: http://www.amazon.com/Wilson-Overgrip-Tennis-Racquet-Grip/dp/B0015FI0MY/ref=pd_ts_sg_1?ie=UTF8&s=sporting-goods ...... I will try this next as soon as I consume my remaining grips.

This is the best overgrip out there. It gives you better touch and control over your racquet.

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I should have read the reviews. Thought I was buying 8 dampeners; all I received was 2 smiling faces. What a rip off!!!

Wish I had read the reviews before I ordered. I thought I was buying eight dampeners, but received only two smiley faces, the two of the eight I wanted the least. This is totally false advertising. Beware of smiling faces.

False advertising. It looks like you get a set of 8 but all I got were 4 smiley faces. Not good.

I agree with Kirten, who also thought she bought all 8 but only received 2, and both the same. My son was very unhappy, as we paid a lot for shipment to Denmark.

There is a picture of multiple dampeners--yet you are only buying two. You cannot even tell which two. Very misleading.

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good one for the price I paid .. Grip of the handle could have been better

I read moxed reviews on this racket, but as it was so cheap I thought it might be worth a try. Well, it just goes to prove that you get what you pay for. Horrible vibrations with almost every hit of the ball and a very tinny feel. Don't waste your money.

I am an experienced beginner, and found this racket pretty much matched my playing skill. I tried a Prince that is priced 3X this racket and could not really discern any major functional difference. The Prince delivered slightly less shock to the hand, but that might just be perception or difference in string tension. Only downside for this racket was that by the end of the season I had to add a non-slip grip because the original grip had become a little too slippery. For a beginner like me, this racket is outstanding value. I'd buy another.

The tennis racket looks to be of high quality. This is a gift so has not been used as this date. The product came in the time frame listed and in good condition. Am hoping it will make the recipient happy too.

Great tennis racquet. I agree with the review that said it's better than anything available at any price point years ago. Before playing again this week, the last time I played was 4 years ago, and my $100 racquet didn't touch this. Heck, my brother's $150 racquet still doesn't touch this. You name it... regular volleys, power shots, topspins, slices, I had no problem getting back into the hang of things with this racquet. Unless you are a club pro, you will not need more control than this. Work on improving your skills, then think about getting a better racquet. I haven't played on it long enough to comment on its durability... some negative reviews on here are disappointed with the quality of the grip. In my opinion, for a racquet this good at this price point, get an overgrip and call it a day.