Head squash balls come in 3 varieties:
Head Prime (double yellow dot)
Head Tournament (single yellow dot)
Head Start (white dot)
I tested out their double yellow dot and put together some thoughts here:
Head Prime Squash Balls
Spotted these in 2016. These are Head’s version of double yellow dot squash balls. So these are for the most advanced players.
Single Ball
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Head Tournament Squash Balls
These are Head’s single yellow dot squash balls. They’re a little bouncier than the double dots.
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Head Start Squash Balls
And finally, Head Start squash balls. Get it? They’re more for beginners. According to the description:
The Head Start squash balls are suitable for recreational players who want to have a fun time with friends on the weekend courts. The balls offer a higher bounce height that makes them easy to handle and guarantees more dynamic and longer rallies. These quality white dot balls provide good playability and durability and come in a set of 1 dozen.
I can’t think of any other brands that use a white dot — Dunlop squash balls (and other brands) seem to use blue and/or red.
Kenneth says
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Been using these and the Wilson double yellows as we have found we were getting an awful lot of poor quality Dunlop ones. Have found them all consistently good. Possibly a bit bouncier than Dunlop’s but difficult to say for sure. I think they do get warmer faster and stay warmer and in my opinion you get a better game as a result as it’s bouncier.
michel goulche says
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head championship ball are way too bouncier.
Pierre says
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Thanks Michel
michel goulche says
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But you can still use them if you plan to play on a outdoor court in winter 😉