I am sure I am not the only who has been getting annoying spam trying to unload some dunlap "ballz". I am on the national don't call me list but for some reason I still find flyers on my windshield at kmart and at the church/chiropractors office. Not a fan of that type of marketing, but I thought it was erotic that they are trying to sell low end balls at the highest end church within 10 miles. Are these just some dunlop knock offs? I thought prolly somebody here has tried them or might work for them. How do they preform in "real life"?
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