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Tecnifibre Red Dot Squash Balls - 2 Pack - Intermediate

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Tecnifibre Red Dot Squash Balls - 2 Pack - Intermediate
Tecnifibre Red Dot Squash Balls - 2 Pack - Intermediate
£6.99 £10

Pack of two balls 

Red Dot - 20% higher bounce - 20% more time to react

Best suited to intermediate players

World Squash and England squash approved.

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What do the coloured dots on squash balls mean?

The dot tells you how much the ball bounces. Double yellow is the slowest with the least bounce, and is the ball used in competitions and by strong club players. Single yellow bounces a little more, red more again, and blue or white dot balls bounce the most, which gives beginners time to reach the ball.

Which squash ball should I start with?

Most new players and juniors are better off with a blue, white or red dot ball, because a double yellow ball dies quickly unless it is hit hard. Move down the dots as your rallies get longer. Mini balls are made for young children learning on a smaller scale.

Why do squash balls need warming up?

A squash ball is hollow rubber, and it only bounces properly once it is warm. A cold double yellow ball barely leaves the floor, so players knock up for a few minutes before a game. The slower the ball, the more warming up it needs.