The transformation of old tire rubber tubes into high quality tennis and cricket balls is ... With skilled craftsmanship, these balls stand up to the toughest players and environments, proving ...

The biggest barrier to recycling the rubber in the ball is the difficulty ... At the United States Tennis Association 's offices under the stands of Louis Armstrong Stadium this week, a row ...

The biggest barrier to recycling the rubber in the ball is the difficulty ... At the United States Tennis Association's offices under the stands of Louis Armstrong Stadium this week, a row of ...

Sending those rubber-cored balls to the landfill is just part of the environmental toll they take. Fortunately, there are more sustainable alternatives. Roughly 125 million tennis balls are ...

Strictly speaking, the fuzz on tennis balls isn’t referred to as fuzz. It’s known as the nap, a covering added to a pressurized rubber ball during the manufacturing process. (The nap actually ...

Tennis balls are made up of a hollow rubber core and a wool or nylon shell known as the nap. In tournaments they must be white or yellow in colour. The rubber core is usually filled with pressurised ...

The ATP is trying to solve the problem. By Stuart Miller Yellow felt and a rubber core. A tennis ball seems so simple. But reality is more complicated, at least on the pro tours where ...