Dunlop Squash Balls - Yellow

The dot color indicates the ball's speed and bounce. Double yellow dot balls are the fastest and suitable for advanced players, while blue dot balls are larger and slower, designed for beginners.

The lifespan of a ball depends on usage and playing conditions. However, with proper care, a Dunlop squash ball can last several matches or practice sessions.

Yes, Dunlop squash balls are designed for use on all standard squash courts.

Store your Dunlop squash balls at room temperature in a dry place, away from direct sunlight or extreme temperatures.

N-1SR³ is the unique construction technology used in Dunlop squash balls, which combines an elastic hydrocarbon polymer with 12 compounds to deliver durability and playability.

Yes, Dunlop is the official ball of the World Squash Federation (WSF) and the Professional Squash Association (PSA).

Ensure you are using the correct ball type for your skill level. Beginners may find the Pro (Double Yellow Dot) ball too fast.

Check for any damage or wear on the ball's surface. Replace the ball if necessary. Also, ensure the court surface is clean and free of debris.

Check the ball pressure, although Dunlop squash balls do not require inflation. Ensure the ball has not been stored in extreme temperatures.