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The Dunlop Competition squash balls are specifically engineered for intermediate players seeking to refine their court skills. They offer a reliable and consistent bounce, featuring a 10% longer hang-time than professional models to facilitate longer rallies and skill development; however, they are not designed for top-tier professional tournament play which requires the specific performance characteristics of the Pro series.
| Model Part Number | 700112 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Dunlop |
The Competition ball offers 10% longer hang-time compared to the Pro model, making it more forgiving and better suited for intermediate skill levels.
Yes, these squash balls conform to standard regulation size requirements for squash play.
Each box contains 12 individual squash balls.
Yes, you must warm the ball up by hitting it against the court walls until it feels warm to the touch and provides a consistent, lively bounce.
These are designed for intermediate club players; professional matches typically require the Dunlop Pro model specifically.
Ensure you have performed a thorough warm-up by hitting the ball against the court walls for at least 3-5 minutes.
Check the surface for deep scuffs or structural damage. If the rubber is compromised, it will no longer hold the internal pressure required for consistent play.
To ensure peak performance, it is vital to warm up the ball by hitting it firmly against the front wall for several minutes before play begins. This activates the internal gas, providing the necessary bounce characteristics. Store the balls at room temperature to preserve the integrity of the rubber. Avoid keeping them in extreme cold or heat, such as inside a vehicle, as this can lead to uneven wear or loss of elasticity. Inspect the ball periodically for surface abrasions; if the ball becomes overly worn or 'flat,' it should be replaced to maintain accurate bounce trajectories.
