Dunlop Squash Balls

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1. James says

   (December 12, 2017)

   Are there any white balls that are non-Pro? Equivalent to a single yellow dot black ball?

   There’s a glass court here and they won’t permit black balls, but they’re quite cold, so the white balls are pretty dead.

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   • James says

     (February 3, 2018)

     I guess not, eh?
     That’s too bad because it makes the game almost unplayable when they don’t allow black balls of other bounciness 🙁

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   • Chris Hughes says

     (May 8, 2018)

     Yes, we get single yellow dot WHITE balls here in Johannesburg, South Africa.

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     • D says

       (May 9, 2018)

       Single yellow dot WHITE balls = Double dot black balls

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2. Massimiliano says

   (September 6, 2017)

   hi. thank you for your reviews. i’ve got a question. i find many new dunlop double dot balls with a very poor bounce. . they cool down almost immediatly and are a lot heavier to warm. am i the only one who noticed this ?
   and if not what’s the reason ? sorry for my poor english i’m from italy

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   • Pierre says

     (September 7, 2017)

     I haven’t noticed this myself, but maybe others will agree!

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     • Kim Ford says

       (September 24, 2019)

       16 sec in a microwave fixes everything.

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3. Carlos Fierro says

   (August 8, 2017)

   What about the High Altitude green dot we use here in Ecuador. (Dunlop brand) There are also in Prince and Wilson brands.

   I heard there is a “orange dot”. Which ones is that? How much bouncing?

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   • Pierre says

     (August 11, 2017)

     Good point I’ve added the green dot. I never heard of the orange dot before…

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     • Chris Hughes says

       (May 8, 2018)

       We used to get the high altitude orange dot here in Johannesburg some years ago. It appears to have now been superseded by the GREEN dot or “High Altitude” ball.
       The Green dot comes with both the black ball and the glass court white ball.

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4. Bruce says

   (May 13, 2016)

   I found the new “black” WSA squash balls don’t have the same loft as the WISPA squash balls. Plus, they have a different SKU. The WISPA ball is 5013317219947 and the WSA ball is 5013317219862.

   Fruugo used to advertised the WISPA ball on their website and then ship out the WSA ball instead. I found there to be a significant difference and sent back 6 dozen balls.

   On the squash court, during warmup, I could never get the WSA ball to warm up nearly as much as the WISPA ball. The bounce off the back was significantly less and changed the game totally.

   One day I’ll make a video to show the difference. 🙂

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5. Ricardo says

   (January 22, 2014)

   Hi,

   Maybe you can try the black knight tru bounce double yellow dot. The Dunlop obviusly is the best ball but this is good to be a real alternative and cheaper.

   In the winter I use the one yellow dot because is really cold here in Chile and is perfect to train with a teacher even you correct your movements.

   Regards

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   • Pierre Bastien says

     (January 23, 2014)

     Thanks for the feedback Ricardo! I actually forgot that I’d posted about Black Knight squash balls before. I haven’t actually tried them out yet.

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   • Bruce says

     (November 21, 2016)

     I found a ball very similar in characteristics to the original Dunlop double yellow WISPA ball (UPC 5013317219947). It’s a double yellow made by Diadora and is sold at Sportchek here in Canada. It’s so similar, you wonder if Dunlop gave them their original recipe! It’s my go-to ball now.
     Someone had suggested that my experience with the new Dunlop’s was because of altitude, etc, etc…but it didn’t matter whether I bought locally or online, they all had the same issue. I hope you’re listening, Dunlop!

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