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The Dunlop Squash Balls Progress are specifically engineered for recreational and intermediate players aiming to refine their technique and improve court performance. By offering a larger size and increased hang time compared to professional models, these balls provide a more forgiving learning curve; however, competitive players should note that they do not offer the same low-bounce speed characteristics required for elite tournament play.
| Model Part Number | 700104 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Dunlop |
No, these are designed for training and recreational use. Tournaments generally require official professional balls.
Depending on the intensity of play and court surface, these can last for several sessions before losing their bounce characteristics.
Yes, standard hitting drills against the front wall for 2-3 minutes will bring the ball to its ideal performance state.
The Progress ball is slightly faster and smaller than the Introductory Blue Dot ball, serving as the next step in skill progression.
No, the rubber compound is designed for indoor court conditions; outdoor play will cause premature wear and damage.
Ensure the ball is warmed up by hitting it against the front wall for several minutes, or check if the ball has sustained a puncture.
This is normal wear and tear; if the ball becomes smooth, it will lose spin control and should be replaced for optimal training.
To ensure the longevity of your Dunlop Progress balls, store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, which can degrade the rubber. While these balls do not require the intense pre-match warm-up sessions that professional balls do, giving them a few firm hits against the front wall for 30 seconds will help them reach their optimal bounce temperature. Avoid playing with these balls on abrasive outdoor court surfaces, as they are strictly intended for indoor squash courts.
