Very few of those balls have a shelf life of any sort. Wilson has taken a step toward sustainability in this otherwise non-sustainable area of tennis, releasing the new Triniti tennis ball ...

Quick survey: How many of you crack open a new can of tennis balls ... reason is the ball’s performance just isn’t same the second time around. Environment be damned. Wilson is hoping to ...

Since May, Wilson has been hard at work creating 98,000 ... Yellow, white and orange are the only colors approved for tennis balls. Tennis ball orientation Here, the worker is orienting the ...

What's more, the core of most top-level tennis balls — such as the Wilson U.S. Open extra-duty model in play at Flushing Meadows — is only made from newly created, virgin rubber, which ...

NEW YORK — A tennis ball seems simple enough. It’s a pressurized piece of rubber covered with neon yellow felt. How different could one be from another? The answer — especially at the top ...

More popular franchises. The sustainable story has grown at Wilson over the years, whether the company’s collaboration with RecycleBalls that takes used tennis balls and reuses them, an upgrade ...