Wilson US Open Extra Duty Tennis Ball Case (72 Balls)

Wilson US Open Extra Duty Tennis Ball Case (72 Balls) (Model #WRT106200-CASE)

Exclusive ball of the U.S. Open! 
Great on any court surface.
Extra duty felt for superior durability.
1 Case = 24 Cans (72 Balls)

Wilson's New Eco Overcap Begins to Land on the Tennis Courts

Wilson has just introduced a redesigned overcap for their tennis ball cans, which debuted at the US Open. This new Eco Overcap will soon replace the previous design across their product lines, making its way into stores and online. The streamlined overcap, featuring an open section, is part of Wilson’s ongoing effort to reduce plastic waste and make their packaging more environmentally friendly. So, if you notice a difference in the look of your tennis ball cans, it's not a defect—it's a planet-friendly upgrade!

At Do It Tennis, we recognize that even small packaging changes can have a significant positive impact on the environment. We're excited to support products that help reduce waste without compromising functionality. The Eco Overcap maintains its utility, ensuring the balls remain secure in the can without impacting their performance. It’s a great example of how design can work hand-in-hand with sustainability, benefiting players and the planet alike.

Sustainability at the Forefront

Wilson has been making strides toward sustainability with initiatives across their product lines. From removing labels on practice ball cans to creating the fully recyclable Triniti ball packaging, they’re showing a strong commitment to making the tennis industry greener. This Eco Overcap is just another step in their journey toward reducing the sport's environmental footprint while maintaining the high level of performance tennis players expect.

At Do It Tennis, we share Wilson’s vision for a more sustainable future. We believe in offering products that not only enhance the game but also minimize environmental impact. By supporting innovations like the Eco Overcap, we can all take part in reducing waste and lowering our carbon footprints, one tennis match at a time.