Wilson hearO US Open Ball Speaker

Discontinued

Description

The Wilson hearO Speaker fuses a piece of tennis history with a high quality speaker, reinforcing the power and practicality of recycling. Showcasing used tennis balls from the 2018 US Open in New York, this limited edition speaker sports a Fibonacci spiral pattern that optimizes sound projection for Bluetooth-compatible media devices. Speaker comes with charging cradle and provides up to 6 hours of continuous wireless audio. To help spearhead ball recycling efforts and awareness, 15% of the sales for these speakers will be donated to RecycleBalls, a non-profit organization dedicated to converting millions of tennis balls into innovative, sustainable products. The perfect portable media companion, the Wilson hearO speaker is a true piece of championship tennis history.
Features
- Limited Edition – fewer than 500 created
- Features recycled ball from 2018 US Open
- Includes USB charging cable and charging cradle with 360-degree magnetic connection
- Includes packaging tin & travel pouch for easy portability
- Compatible with all Bluetooth-connected media devices
- Provides up to 6 hours of continuous wireless audio
- Collaboration between Wilson & hearO
- 15% of sales donated to RecycleBalls

Specs

Product SKU(s)	WR8400801001

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Entrenched In Championship Tennis History

About RecycleBalls

A non-profit founded in 2014, RecycleBalls aims to collect and recycle 125 million tennis balls that end up in landfills each year. They then repurpose these materials into socially relevant products, such as tennis courts, playgrounds, turf and other sustainable uses. The RecycleBalls program works through the distribution of weather-resistant bins at tennis courts, community centers and tennis retail locations. The donation bins double as a shipping box, and when full, can easily be sent to RecycleBalls headquarters in Burlington, Vermont; shipping costs for the bins are paid for by the RecycleBalls program. Tennis players and enthusiasts are invited to participate in this innovative program through tennis ball collection efforts or via donations to help fund the continued progression of the RecycleBalls program. For more information on ways to become involved, please visit www.recycleballs.org.

A NEW CHAMPION IS CROWNED

The last slam of 2018 became a war of attrition, as title hopefuls battled oppressive heat throughout the tournament. After a near record number of retirements, shocking upsets and grueling marathon matches, Novak Djokovic and Naomi Osaka emerged victorious in the men’s and women’s singles brackets, respectively. Djokovic claimed his 14th career slam after outlasting Juan Martin del Potro in straight sets, while Osaka overcame officiating controversy to upset Serena Williams and become the first Japanese tennis player to win a major tennis tournament.