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Which Ball to Use?

Balls do differ in size and in speed. Now, with more speed comes more 'hang-time'. The single yellow dot has always been the traditional official ball, until recently when the double yellow dot was unveiled. They r not much different and many club players still use the single yellow dot. It is somewhat easier to boast (hit a side-wall shot) as it has slightly more hang-time and flies in the air longer as a result.


Here is some info on the "new" squash balls from Dunlop:

  • New double yellow (Revelation Pro XX ) = old single yellow (very slow)

  • New single yellow (Revelation Competition) = old white (slow)

  • New green = old green (slow - for high altitude)

  • New red (Max Progress) = old red (medium - for cold climates, beginner)

  • New bigger blue ball (Max) = old blue dot (fast - for beginners)

And if you are playing a lower level player, use the ball recommended for them. For example if you are B and you are playing with a C players, use the single yellow.

 

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