🎾 Dunlop Sports Pro XX Squash Ball - Dozen Pack: Enjoy Enhanced Performance on the Court! Review

I buy Dunlop squash balls because some players don't want to play with other balls. And I think that's just because it's an official PSA ball. But while the rebound is consistent, like every other ball I've used, I find it the least durable. After about 2 hours of amateur club play, in my opinion it plays like a triple yellow dotted ball.

Until last week I would have given 5 stars. but I must have received a bad batch. half during the game. Balls are stored indoors and not exposed to temperature fluctuations. I've seen that on a few balls. Duncop, Wilson etc but two straight out of the box? disappointing to say the least, still the best ball out there. but when you pay that price and two balls that can't even last a game. what the hell? I will now switch to Wilson balls

I play squash four times a week. And my friends and I spend a lot of balls. We've been tearing them up a bit lately and I think it's because the balls were difficult to handle. Either the place we source them from keeps them in a hot dry warehouse or they get them already dry from the supplier. However, they are as soft as they come. I am very happy with the quality and the delivery was fast. The price was quite competitive. I recommend it to serious serious gamers.

Yes they are. This is the official ball of the pros, the only ball that can be played. I remember how frustrating squash was when I first started. chasing that little ball like a monkey that barely seemed to move when I hit it. When you're just starting out you can get a point that rebounds more, but eventually you have to play with the big boys, and they play with colons. The learning curve is high which makes squash a bit off-putting at first, but stick with it and it will change your life…

The standard for squash balls around the world I think. Stable production and packaging. The only suggestion I can make is that squash balls generally don't bounce much unless they're warmed up. And double yellow balloons (like this one) need warmth the most. If you are an inexperienced player, you will enjoy the game more if you buy BOUNCIER balls with a yellow, blue or red dot. The bouncier the ball, the longer it takes to get to the goal and play it, resulting in longer rallies and more fun.