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They do make "pressureless" balls that arguably last a bit longer (which no one in the US uses it seems), but pressurized balls will go flat even if they're not
by admn2 5y ago
They do make "pressureless" balls that arguably last a bit longer (which no one in the US uses it seems), but pressurized balls will go flat even if they're not being used if they're opened. Wilson has a new plastic-free ball that uses similar tech to pressureless called the Triniti, which attempts to solve the plastic part and they last about 5 sets plus.