ARTENGO TB920 🥎 Tennis Balls Review | Best All-Court Premium Balls For Your Money | Tennis Guy

[@mistergosususage]

they are now the confort pro line. same ball. they are very good. not as confortable as name suggests but still a very good tennis ball.

[@GregorPipan972]

Are ARTENGO Comfort PRO same as ARTENGO TB920? You can't find the TB920 in the store anymore. The packing looks very similar to the TB920. I also tested a can of the TB930 a few days ago and I can agree with you that it is a premium ball. The break-in period was not that long in my case. Maybe 10 minutes. After that, they jumped consistently. Good spin. Don't lose felt. After an hour they look like Dunlop FORT after 20 minutes. Thanks for great reviews 🙂

[@CzechTennisGuy]

Hi, I don't know about this. I checked our Czech Decathlon store and they still offer the TB920. There is also the new Comfort Pro as you said. It looks like a similar ball with 63% natural felt. So maybe they just changed the package. It's also little bit more expensive, just few Czech crowns.

[@288kun172]

Čau Michale, thanks very much for this review!! This is a very good and legit information for recreational players how to save some money without lowering the quality standard. Will definitely buy some cans of these and give them a try!

[@savvlewisofficial]

I like the videos, I'm pretty new to tennis world and your videos gave me a lot of infos on products to try out. Thank you.

[@CzechTennisGuy]

That's super freaking awesome, thank you. Keep watching my channel for more.

[@shorty1five6]

Good stuffs, keep up the good work

[@fatih-jd2bm]

Hi sir, Is the Artengo Tb 920 better quality

[@CzechTennisGuy]

Hi, it's a great premium all-round tennis ball for every surface. I recommend it.

[@fatih-jd2bm]

Tnx sir, Tb 930 model has 75% natural felt component 67% on this model Tb 920 model

[@CzechTennisGuy]

If you look at my review of the TB930, it's clear that the ball is superior. kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZLMcptnoJhkm7c Very similar to Tecnifibre X-One balls. It has more natural felt, but it is also heavier and very bouncy. The ball is very aggressive and hard. So for most people, I mean amateurs, the ball is too demanding to play with. That's why I recommend the TB920 more, because it's a lighter ball with great control, feel and comfort. It's similar to Wilson US Open balls.

[@Fragnatix]

Tried those balls, they are actually pretty bad lol

[@mteca5093]

930 is much better for only little more money

[@CzechTennisGuy]

Actually it's not that easy to say. These two balls ar completely different. The playability is better for the cheaper version. It's easy to play with them right from the start. The TB930 have some break in period which is quite long. It took them like 1 hour of hard hitting to break in, at least for me. Then they were really good. I actually enjoyed them more in my second session next day. And also the control is better for the cheaper balls, they are slower and they feel lighter. So for me it's all about your skills and preferences.

[@mteca5093]

@@CzechTennisGuy they come from same factory as us open balls

[@CzechTennisGuy]

@@mteca5093 Ok, I didn't know that. I've heard that Artengo balls, the lower quality, come out of Tecnifibre factory, where the balls fail the quality control test and they are sold in Decathlon store. But that will be for the other lower versions like TB530.

[@aaronjfd6819]

@@mteca5093 which one? The tb920 or the tb930 or both?

[@mteca5093]

@@aaronjfd6819 930 is greatl ...its like usopen cause maybe they from same factory