Wilson Staff Double Yellow Dot Squash Balls (Case of 72 Balls)
The Wilson Staff Double Yellow Dot performance squash balls provide consistent bounce and playability. Double yellow dot balls have been the standard for competition squash tournaments since 2001.
Wilson Staff Double Yellow Dot Squash Balls (3 Ball) Details:
- 24 packs per box / 72 balls in total
- Meets World Squash Federation specifications
- Dot(s): Double Yellow
- Product Code: WRT618100x24
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CanadaLove those Wilson DYD balls!
I'm not a fan of Dunlop balls: they're hard to warm up and they lose heat too fast. As far as I know, most players prefer the official PSA ball (Dunlop DYD) and will even pick a dead Dunlop ball over any other ball. It's completely insane. I love those Wilson balls because they're easier to warm up, they bounce more and they can be used for longer. I mostly play in a rather cold court (16-19°C all year long). If I play in a hot court, I don't mind Dunlop balls. I can even play with dead balls, but I find it a bit ridiculous... That box of 72 balls is awesome. Great price during black Friday and boxing day periods, at under $2/ball. I bought several boxes. I hope to have used them all in under two years. If it goes well and the promotion is live again towards the end of 2024, I'll buy some more. I like to play with new balls, so one ball will rarely be used for more than one hour. Playing with new balls mostly means tackier balls. More spins. More challenge. It also means bouncier balls. Longer rallies. More challenge. I play squash a lot because of its efficiency at all the things I want to exercise in a short amount of time: hand-eye coordination, foot/leg work, strategy, arm strength, lots of fun, cardio, etc. Using new balls is a great investment from my point of view.
Canadagreat deal
I like those balls. They're easier to heat up than Dunlop's. They're much less expensive. Totally recommend. I would not recommend them if they were expensive... But I got them at about $2/ball and that's the best deal I've ever had for squash balls.