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Which Squash Ball?
Dated: 7 October 2010
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Which Squash Ball Should You Use?
Most players use the double yellow spot. But if you are just starting out that could be disastrous. There is a whole range of balls to choose from.
Children can start with the Mini-Squash Balls. There are 3 sizes. The bigger the better for very young children.
Adult Beginners can use the blue Dunlop Max Balls. They are slightly larger but a full-size squash racket works well with them.
Once you have mastered keeping the ball going, after a few sessions, move on to the
Single Yellow Spot Balls.
If you have reasonably good co-ordination and experience with rackets and balls.
Use Single Yellow Spot Balls. These bounce better when it is cold, or where you find it difficult to keep a rally going. Some players like to use these when the courts cold and unheated in the winter.
Intermediate and Regular Club Players mostly use the Double-Yellow Spot Squash Ball.
To obtain details including prices. Click on the links or pictures below:
Dunlop Single Yellow Spot Balls
Unsquashable Mini Squash Balls
Dunlop Max Squash Balls (Blue)
Dunlop Double Dot Squash Balls
   
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