10 Tennis Players Who Are NOT Happy With Amazon

Whenever I purchase merchandise online, whether it be a pair of tennis shoes or a racket, I always look at the product reviews. Not only because this is helpful in deciding which items to buy, but also because the product review pages are where the most entertaining people on the internet come out to play. Amazon always has some feisty reviewers, and those who purchase tennis gear are among them.

If you don’t find the following Amazon reviews entertaining, at least you now know not to buy the products.

1

The Product

Tennis Ball Saver – Keep Tennis Balls Fresh and Bouncing Like New

The Review

DOES NOT DELIVER WHAT IS EXPECTED, October 16, 2012

By Brunobv

Honestly, I’m not sure if I’m doing something wrong. Maybe, I said maybe, it can hold the pressure of the balls for a little longer. But it won’t revigorate dead balls. Disappointed.

Lesson Learned

You can’t bring the dead back to life.

2

The Product

SKLZ PowerBase Tennis Trainer

The Review

IF YOU WANT THE TRUTH READ, July 23, 2014

By Davria K.

IF YOU WANT TO COMPLETELY DESTROY THE CULTURE OF TENNIS AND STROKE METHODS ,YOU CAN’T GO WRONG WITH THIS I SUPPOSE UR LIKE ,WELL IT’S JUST FOR EXCERSIZE ,THAT THE ONLY BENEFIT TO BUYING THIS OVERLY CHEAP ASS S***

Lesson Learned

The SKLZ Powerbase is destroying the culture of tennis for all mankind.

3

The Product

Tennis Reflex Training Ball by Unique Sports

The Review

What a stupid “training ball” this is, December 16, 2014

By Macho Man’s Mustache “Macho Man” (austin)

What a stupid “training ball” this is. I took it out of the package and immediately threw it away because I knew it would be useless. Hell, my 2 year old wasn’t even interested in it.

Lesson Learned

Infant child was unimpressed with this product. Hence, worthless.

4

The Product

SE Battery Operated Tennis Racket Shaped Bug Zapper

The Review

Zapper must not be installed, April 29, 2014

By Garry B.

Bugs walk across this when activated and have a nice safe walk until I crush the bug with the handle..

Lesson Learned

Crushing more effective than zapping. Also, bugs enjoy leisurely walks.

5

The Product

A Champion’s Mind: Lessons from a Life in Tennis

The Review

Sampras > Agassi., December 20, 2010

Just read “Open” by Agassi if you want a real book about tennis. Sampras has nothing to say because he is a worthless robot.

Lesson Learned

Robots > humans.

6

The Product

Mueller Hg80 Tennis Elbow Brace

The Review

flimsy, June 24, 2013

By Clayton Pigwillow “Claypig” (Metford MD)

Very floppy and weak, this brace does nothing but create a sweaty spot on my arm. It does come with a cool little bag, but has no other redeeming quality.

Lesson Learned

Keep the cool little bag for your rock collection.

7

The Product

Skirt Sports Women’s Gym Girl Ultra Skirt

The Review

Two Stars, August 5, 2014

By Pen Name

Granny skirt!!

Lesson Learned

Mini-skirts are for the 70 plus.

8

The Product

adidas Performance Men’s Barricade V Classic Tennis Shoe

The Review

Uncomfortable, February 18, 2014

By louis crepy

It gave me blisters after playing 1 hour, I did not feel confortable in these shoes, would not recommend them

Lesson Learned

New shoes give blisters? Outrageous!

9

The Product

Wilson Junior Great Get Polo

The Review

Wilson Junior Great Get Polo,  August 7, 2013

By Iñigo Narváez

The sizes were not clear enough and it was far too small!! Inigo will not be able to use it.

Lesson Learned

Inigo may be a grown man who tried to purchase a child’s shirt.

10

The Product

Tourna Mesh Carry Bag of 18 Tennis Balls

The Review

poor elasticity, October 12, 2012

By Jason

It is not for playing tennis, but for dogs. I bought this product and played with my friends, they say this shall never be called a tennis ball.

Lesson Learned

A tennis ball by any other name would smell as sweet (to a dog.)

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