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The Dunlop Pro Squash BallThe Dunlop Pro Squash Ball is the yellow double dot for advanced players. This price is for...
The Dunlop Progress Squash BallThe Dunlop Progress Squash Ball is the red dot for improving players. This price is fo...
The Dunlop Intro Squash Ball is 12% larger than the usual ball for beginner players.The Dunlop Intro Squash Ball is 1...
Squash balls are colour-coded by bounce and speed - the dots tell you which level they suit, and using the right ball is essential for a good game. A beginner with a Double Yellow Dot comp ball will struggle; choose by your level and the court temperature.
Tension 24 stocks Dunlop squash balls for an optimum squash game. We stock the 4 different styles of balls – Pro, Competitive, Progress and Intro for all levels of play.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a 1 dot and 2 dot squash ball?
Both are 'double' colour balls used by advanced/competitive players, but 2-dot is the tournament competition ball (lowest bounce), while 1-dot bounces slightly more for club play. Earlier in the progression: red and blue balls have much more bounce for beginners.
Which squash ball to use for beginners?
Beginners should use a slow-bouncing, high-bounce ball - a red (1-dot slow-bounce/beginner) or blue/yellow-spot ball. Standard Double Yellow Dot comp balls are too dead for learners. Ask in-store and we'll set you up with the right ball for your level.
What do the different squash balls mean?
The dots/colours mark bounce and speed from beginner to pro: Double Yellow (comp, lowest bounce) -> 1-dot (club) -> Red (beginner, high bounce) -> Blue (junior/coaching) and progressive. Match the ball to the player's level and the court condition.
