Dunlop Fort All Court Set Of 1x3pcs Tennis Balls 1 Box (24 cans)

Dunlop Fort All Court tennis balls are a tournament-grade, pressurized ball engineered for consistent flight and bounce across all surfaces. Supplied as a box of 24 cans (72 balls total), each ball features a resilient HD Core rubber mix and a high-visibility Flouro Cloth felt treated with Dunlop’s patented Duck Technology for water and damp resistance. The result is a ball that keeps its shape, bounce and playability session after session — perfect for clubs, coaches and tournament organisers in the UAE. Choose Dunlop Fort when you want premium durability, predictable performance and excellent visibility on court.

How to Store, Use and Maximise Life of Dunlop Fort All Court Tennis Balls

Step 1: Store Properly Before Use
Keep unopened cans in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat. Sealed cans retain internal pressure — storing them properly preserves bounce and extends shelf life.

Step 2: Open When Ready to Play
Open cans shortly before play to ensure maximum pressure and bounce. Once a can is opened, the ball will gradually lose pressure; rotate through fresh cans for important sessions or matches.

Step 3: Rotate Balls During Sessions
For training and coaching, rotate balls (use older balls for drills, reserve fresh balls for serving practice) to maintain consistent play quality when it matters most.

Step 4: Clean After Use
Remove surface dust and debris with a soft brush or dry cloth. Avoid harsh cleaning agents. For sticky dirt, lightly dampen a cloth — do not soak balls or expose cores to strong solvents.

Step 5: Avoid Wet Play When Possible
Although Dunlop Fort features water-repellent felt, extended play on heavily soaked courts can reduce performance and felt life. If balls become wet, air-dry them away from direct heat and avoid using them in competitive play until dry.

Step 6: Use Intended Surfaces
Fort All Court is formulated for hard, grass and clay courts. Using the ball only on recommended court types helps preserve the felt and ensures stable bounce characteristics.

Step 7: Storage Between Sessions
After play, let balls air-dry if damp, then store used balls in a ventilated container. For long-term storage of unused balls, keep sealed cans upright in a moderate climate.

Troubleshooting & Tips

• Flat or dead-feeling balls: Replace with a fresh can — pressurized balls lose spring over time.

• Excessively fuzzy or scuffed felt: Use older balls for drills and replace with fresh cans for match play.

• Visible damage to core or seams: Discard damaged balls; they can affect play and may be unsafe at high speeds.

Following these care steps helps you extract the best performance and longest life from each can of Dunlop Fort All Court balls.

This box of 24 cans (72 balls) is ideal for tennis clubs, coaching academies, tournament organisers and schools in the UAE that require consistent, tournament-level balls in volume. Coaches benefit from the Fort ball’s durability and stable bounce during repetitive drills; clubs appreciate the economy and consistent playability across multiple courts and sessions. Tournament directors can rely on Fort’s predictable flight and water-resistant felt in temperate or slightly damp conditions. Recreational players and multi-court facilities will also value the pack for recreational leagues and high-frequency play. In short, choose this bulk pack when you need professional-quality balls that combine performance, visibility and long-lasting wear.

Q1: Are Dunlop Fort All Court balls good?
Yes — Dunlop Fort All Court tennis balls are highly regarded for club and tournament play. Their HD Core rubber gives predictable bounce while the Flouro Cloth felt and Duck Technology improve water resistance and durability. Players and coaches often choose Fort for consistent flight and long-lasting performance during training, matches and competitions.

Q2: What are Dunlop Fort All Court balls made of?
Dunlop Fort balls use a durable HD Core rubber and a high-visibility Flouro Cloth felt treated with patented Duck Technology. The treatment repels water and dampness, helping the ball preserve its bounce and flight characteristics. The construction balances resilience with controlled feel, suited to all-court performance.

Q3: How long do pressurized tennis balls last?
Pressurized balls like Dunlop Fort perform best when new; lifespan depends on playing frequency and surface. In regular club sessions a pressurized ball can show optimal performance for several hours of play, while heavy practice may require rotation. Proper storage (cool, dry place) and using sealed cans until play help retain pressure and extend usable life.

Q4: Are these balls ITF-approved for tournament use?
Dunlop Fort All Court is commonly used at club and many tournament levels. For official ITF events, organisers should confirm the specific event approval list — but Fort is positioned as a tournament-grade ball and is widely accepted in competitive play. Check event regulations to confirm permitted brands and models.

Q5: Is buying a 24-can box cost-effective for clubs?
Yes. Purchasing the box of 24 cans (72 balls) reduces per-ball cost and ensures consistent ball behaviour across training sessions and matches. Bulk buying is especially economical for clubs, coaching academies and tournament organisers who need reliable, repeatable performance without frequent reordering.