Padel Balls Showdown: The Ultimate Comparison in ENGLISH

In this exciting episode, hosts Julian and Cesc dive deep into the world of Padel balls, offering listeners an in-depth review of some of the most popular brands on the market. They compare the various features, durability, and performance of each ball, providing valuable insights for both amateur and professional players.

But that's not all! Julian and Cesc also delve into a fascinating discussion about the differences between Padel balls and tennis balls. They explore the unique characteristics of each, from size and weight to bounce and material composition. This comparison will not only educate listeners on the specifics of each sport's equipment but also enhance their understanding of the game itself.

Whether you're a seasoned Padel player, a tennis enthusiast, or just curious about the sport, this episode is packed with useful information, fun facts, and expert opinions. Tune in to learn which Padel ball might be the perfect fit for your playing style and discover some surprising facts about these essential pieces of equipment in the world of racquet sports. Join us for an engaging and informative session at Padel Smash Academy! 🎾🔍🎙️

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[pookaaii]

My experience with Dunlop is that it works very well straight out of the can for 2-3 matches on the same day. But it loses pressure everyday, it's almost not usable already the next day.

[SmokingCrop]

The Head balls suck because they get really hairy very soon, you've got to replace them way too soon. The Wilson X3 (speed) last way longer on that end. You can just pressurize them (with a PascalBox or the likes) and play with it lots of times.

[sebulbathx]

Thanks for this video!
I have been wanting a video like this for a long time since there are big differences between balls. But most channels reviews just rackets basically but videos about the padel balls is very rare. Or not existent.
Anyway I usually play with Head Pro S. I like that ball for its feel and speed ie not too fast. Head Pro S has pretty bad life like after a few days it's really soft. If I want a ball that has a longer life I use Tretorn. Although it's fast and somewhat hard in the feeling. The balls make a big difference for the game without taking into account altitude, humidity, temp etc.
I also like the Head PRo. It's a slow and somewhat heavy ball but the game become really good every time I play with that ball. But many people around me really dislike it for the same reason I like it.😁

[milanricquier]

I always buy the Tecnifibre padel team balls. They last at least 3 matches for sure! They are by far the best choise for humid coditions and very cheap!

[muhammedfarhaanakoo]

Adidas speed rx balls are best. Solid speed. Solid bounce. I get the most games out of it. Generally get about 4/5 games out of it but with a pressurizer, easy 8-10

[SafferCA]

I'm surprised you never mentioned the specs for balls as stipulated by FIP.

They must be between 6.35 and 6.77 cm in diameter and weigh between 56 and 59.4 grams. The bounce, when dropped from 2.54 meters, should be between 135 and 145 cm. At high altitude the bounce must be between 122 and 135 cm. Internal pressure must be between 10 and 11 psi. 

Balls outside the above specs are not approved for FIP sanctioned tournaments, like the Wilsons. They bounce too high.

[lindenscustoms]

Why is this the only ball review I can find..