TCB balls
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I have purchased 2 dozen from Eastbay. They typically alternate promotions offering free shipping, or 15% (current promo) off orders of $75 or more, which provides some savings for you. Link provided below:
Total Control Sports | Eastbay.com Control Sports
Total Control Sports | Eastbay.com Control Sports
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This is how I ordered mine as well
I bought mine from Texas Rip It Sports, Providing the best equipment, one player at a time. They gave me a pretty good deal. However shipping is very expensive due to the weight of these balls. Free shiping from Eastbay could make a big difference.
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I got a 3 ball pack from Longstreth since I only needed them for 1 child.
- Apr 1, 2010
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I've ordered TCB balls from both HittingWorld and Eastbay. Probably not HittingWorld's fault, I've ordered things fine from them before, but a couple of the six from them were dented. All dozen from Eastbay arrived in perfect shape and I caught one of their promotional offers, so it was a good deal.
I recommend Eastbay for the TCBs. Watch for one of their promotions!
I recommend Eastbay for the TCBs. Watch for one of their promotions!
- Apr 19, 2012
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Probably not HittingWorld's fault, I've ordered things fine from them before, but a couple of the six from them were dented.QUOTE]
We had a couple TCB's that were dented. I called total control sports and the told me to stick ainflating needle in the hole where the red sealer is. They said you don't inflate them you just let the air pressure regulate inside them. Apparently they will seal themselves back up.
They told me they get dents from changes in temperature. We have a lot of climate changes in Wisconsin.
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