Dunlop Pro Squash Ball - Double Yellow Dot (New Box Design)
Professional Tournament Performance with Updated Packaging
Overview
The Dunlop Pro Squash Ball - Double Yellow Dot is the established choice for advanced club players, competitive tournament players and squash professionals worldwide. Recognised for its consistent bounce, durability and controlled performance, it is the official ball of the Professional Squash Association (PSA) and World Squash.
Featuring the updated 2026 box design and refreshed ball markings, the Dunlop Pro retains its familiar double yellow dot performance characteristics. Its low bounce and short hang time reward accurate shot placement, strong technique and effective court movement, making it particularly suitable for high-standard competitive squash.
Key Technologies
N-1SR Molecular Technology
Dunlop's specialist rubber construction uses an elastic hydrocarbon polymer formulation incorporating 12 compounds, designed to deliver consistent playing characteristics, durability and reliable performance during demanding matches.
Double Yellow Dot Performance
The double yellow dot identifies Dunlop's lowest-bouncing standard squash ball. Its reduced hang time creates a demanding playing experience that rewards precise hitting, quick reactions and advanced court positioning.
Updated 2026 Box Design
The refreshed packaging and ball markings provide an updated presentation while maintaining the established Pro specification and familiar double yellow dot playing characteristics.
Competition-Standard Construction
Manufactured to professional competition standards, the Dunlop Pro provides the predictable response and consistent performance required for tournament matches and advanced training sessions.
Dunlop Pro Squash Ball Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|
| Brand |
Dunlop |
| Product |
Pro Squash Ball |
| Ball Type |
Double Yellow Dot |
| Colour |
Black with Double Yellow Dot |
| Diameter |
40 mm (Nominal) |
| Weight |
24 g (Nominal) |
| Bounce |
Low |
| Speed Classification |
Slow |
| Material |
Rubber |
| Construction |
N-1SR Molecular Technology |
| Recommended Player Level |
Advanced, Tournament and Professional |
| Official Recognition |
PSA and World Squash |
| Packaging |
Updated 2026 Box Design |
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Pro / Player Review
The Dunlop Pro Double Yellow Dot remains a dependable benchmark for competitive squash. Its low bounce and short hang time encourage accurate length, controlled drop shots and disciplined movement around the court. Experienced players will appreciate its predictable response once the ball has reached its normal playing temperature.
Its main strength is consistency during demanding rallies, making it particularly effective for competitive matches and advanced practice. However, the reduced bounce can make it challenging for beginners and developing players, particularly on colder courts or when the ball has not been sufficiently warmed up.
Compared with Dunlop's single yellow dot Club ball, the Pro offers less bounce and a more demanding playing experience. It is best suited to players who can consistently generate enough pace to maintain competitive rallies.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is different about the new Dunlop Pro Squash Ball box design?
A: The 2026 update introduces refreshed packaging and ball markings. The Pro retains its double yellow dot classification and established low-bounce performance characteristics.
Q: Who should use the Dunlop Pro Double Yellow Dot ball?
A: It is recommended for experienced club players, tournament competitors and professionals who can generate sufficient power and maintain consistent rallies with a low-bouncing ball.
Q: Is this the official squash ball used by professionals?
A: Yes. The Dunlop Pro Double Yellow Dot is the official ball associated with the PSA Squash Tour and World Squash and is used in professional international competition.
Q: Does the ball need warming up before playing?
A: Yes. Like other traditional squash balls, the Dunlop Pro performs best once warmed through regular hitting. As the rubber warms, the ball becomes more responsive and reaches its intended playing characteristics.
Q: Is the double yellow dot suitable for beginners?
A: Generally, no. Its low bounce can make rallies difficult for less experienced players. A higher-bouncing ball, such as the Dunlop Club or Game Blue, is usually more suitable for developing technique and confidence.
Q: Does the new packaging affect the ball's performance?
A: No significant change to the established Pro playing specification has been announced. The update focuses on the packaging and ball markings rather than changing its double yellow dot performance category.
Q: Can this ball be used for both training and matches?
A: Yes. It is suitable for competitive matches, tournament preparation, advanced coaching sessions and regular training where players want to practise with a professional-standard squash ball.
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