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Buyers have rated these Wilson tennis balls 4.4 stars out of five, and people are using them for way more than just playing tennis. "The use of tennis balls is not just for tennis.

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While most people know that standing up and walking around during your flight can boost your blood flow, it’s not always possible (or convenient!) to do so. That’s where a tennis ball comes in.

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