Padel Balls
Padel balls look like tennis balls and are not. They run at lower pressure, which is what gives padel its slower, lower bounce and makes the glass rebound playable. Wilson and Bullpadel, in the standard 3-ball tube.
2 products in stock, shipped from Dublin.
About padel balls
A tube stays properly pressurised for about three or four sessions of competitive play. Social players get considerably more out of them. When the ball stops coming off the glass and starts dying in the corner, that is the pressure gone, not your technique.
Buy two tubes. There is nothing more Irish than four adults standing on a court arguing about whose turn it was to bring the balls.
Common questions
Can I use tennis balls for padel?
They will bounce too high and too fast, and the game stops working the way it is meant to. The difference is pressure, not size.
How many padel balls do I need?
One tube of three is a game. If you play weekly, a tube a month is a reasonable rhythm.