Save The Ball From Landfill
71million
Tennis balls are thrown away every year in Europe
Tossed in a rubbish bin, left on the ground or sent to landfill
8 hours
Is the average time, each ball will be played with before being thrown away
0.1%
Of tennis materials (balls, strings, rackets, etc.) is recycled or gets a second life
What We Do?
We make it easy for players to do the right thing and take care of all the rest
Collect
We cooperate with clubs (coaches, players) and arrange our collection boxes in a visible place. We regularly collect the balls from these boxes.
Create new products - circularity
The crushed and/or separated material is supplied either directly to customers (Yellow Moss for parkour stables) or to manufacturers of other products in cooperation with Dropp.
Grind and separation process
Our technological process is able to separate up to 95% of the materials into their pure forms (such as rubber and yellow felt covering tennis balls - melton).
R&D - innovative products
We are constantly looking for and testing other products in which the tennis balls and the grit obtained from them would live a much longer life
Get Involved - It's Easy
Together we're stronger.
1. Don't throw away old tennis balls - collect them
2. When you pass by our collection boxes
dropp them in and we will take care of all the rest
3. Take a picture 📷 and put it on social media with
#tidytennisteam
4. Help us to spread the word:
"Don't Bin It, Return it"
Our Team
Vit
Founder and CEO

Jenny
Infrastructure and logistics
Donor clubs care

Jiri
Material and technological research

Pavla
People and Communications
Product development

Mira
Logistics

Darina
Sustainability project management

Vojta
Racket upcycling

Robert
Information system
Join us
We are searching for new clubs and individuals who would like to join us on our journey to tidy up tennis. Please fill out the short form below and we will get back to you asap.