Slazenger Dunlop Wimbledon Tennisball, offizieller Wimbledon-Tennisball, ITF genehmigt, Metallbox (4 Bälle
Reviewed 23 August 2026 · price checked live
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Slazenger Dunlop Wimbledon Tennisball, offizieller Wimbledon-Tennisball, ITF genehmigt sits in our tennis listings, where we rank by how buyers actually rate a product rather than by brand. The manufacturer says: Official Wimbledon tennis ball since 1902. Hydroguard coating repels up to 70% more water. Those are the seller's own claims rather than our testing, so treat them as a starting point. On Amazon it holds 4.6 out of 5 from 129 ratings. What that score is worth next to its rivals is set out below.
- Brand
- Slazenger
- Amazon rating
- 4.6 / 5 from 129 ratings
- vs Tennis
- 0.1 above the category median of 4.5
- Rank in category
- 11 of 20 rated tennis we track
- Price position
- Mid-priced (category spans £4.99 to £35.00)
- How proven
- Fewer ratings than most rivals here, so less settled
How it compares in Tennis
Across the 20 rated tennis products we track, the typical score is 4.5 out of 5. This one sits at 4.6, which is around the middle of the category. Ratings alone will not separate it from its rivals here, so price and the specifics below matter more than the star count.
It carries 129 ratings against a category median of 1,466. That is a thin base by the standards of this category, so treat the score as provisional: a handful of extra reviews can still move it either way.
On price it sits in the middle third of a category running from £4.99 to £35.00, where the midpoint is about £9.99. That is the part of the range where most sensible buys sit, neither cutting corners nor paying for the name.
Worked out from the 20 tennis products in our catalogue, not from the brand's own claims. How we rank →
Key features
- Official Wimbledon tennis ball since 1902
- Hydroguard coating repels up to 70% more water
- Enhanced Ultra Vis cloth for better visibility
- Consistent flight and bounce for professional performance
- 4 premium tennis balls in a sealed Wimbledon design tin
