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US Open Extra Duty

Pressurised · extra duty · rubber

Pressurised ball, extra duty felt, 3 per can, for hard courts.

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Wilson US Open Extra Duty

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Specifications

✓ measured by us · Manufacturer = checked against the maker's sheet · Unchecked = not yet checked
Pressure Pressurised Unchecked
Felt extra duty Unchecked
Core rubber Unchecked
Surfaces hard Unchecked
Balls per can 3 Unchecked
ITF approved Yes Unchecked

Where it wins and loses

against the average for this category
Strengths
Pressurised: lively out of the can and the tournament standard
ITF approved — legal for sanctioned competition
Extra-duty felt, woven for the abrasion of a hard court
Trade-offs
The pressure goes within a few sets of opening, whether you play them or not
Fluffs up and slows down on clay

Read off this product's specification — what each choice on the sheet buys and what it costs.

AI review

What the sources say

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The official ball of the US Open, in its Extra Duty felt built for hard courts — pressurised, ITF-approved, and about as close to a known reference point as a tennis ball gets.

What the sources agree on

Extra Duty felt is thicker and more durable than Regular Duty, the standard recommendation for hard courts specifically because the abrasive surface wears felt down faster than clay or indoor courts do — a well-established, non-controversial pairing, not a marketing claim. As the tournament's official ball, it's also produced to ITF specification for pressure, size and bounce, about the closest thing to a guaranteed baseline consistency a can of balls can offer.

Where they disagree

What we can't speak to yet is how this specific batch performs over its playable life — pressurised balls lose bounce as internal pressure drops with use, and how many sets a can stays 'fresh' varies by storage, altitude and how hard it's hit. We haven't run our own durability test on this can.

Written from the manufacturer's published specification and this product's own catalogue record; not yet cross-checked against third-party owner or expert reviews. Generated by claude-sonnet-5 on 3 Sep 2026. Sources are weighted by recency and by whether the specification was verified on our bench.

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