Eye squash ball (1 pink dot)

Eye squash ball (1 pink dot)

This Pink model is the one that jumps the most of Eye's models and is used by beginners. If you want a ball that bounces more, you should look at children's balls.

The various squash balls divided into categories: Double yellow dot - Competition level - bounces very little (competition). Single yellow dot - jumps a little (advanced). Red dot - jumping (progress). Blue dot - jumps more (Beginner). Pink dot - jumps a lot (junior beginner).

NOTE: There will always be a difference in how the individual player assesses himself, so the above categories are only indicative. A good rule of thumb is that you can switch to a ball that bounces more if your duels are not as long as you would like. If, on the other hand, your duels are too long, you can advantageously switch to a ball that bounces less.

BONUS INFO: A squash ball should be replaced after approx. 5 games and is clearly best the first 2-3 times. Notice how rough the surface is from new and then compare with a ball you e.g. have been playing with for a month. They are two completely different worlds. Squash is very cheap in terms of ball usage compared to other sports, so do yourself and your squash buddy the favor of sacrificing an average of 2-3 kroner per game. man on squash balls per walk. There is a lot of money to be saved if you buy several balls at a time.