Black Friday squash balls
A squash ball really only bounces once it's warm: choosing the right one during the Black Friday squash balls sale means deciding how long you have to reach it. The balls on this page range from beginner to competition level.
The colour code of the balls
The point indicates the speed and the bounce. The blue point bounces the most and is suitable for beginners. The red point slows down a bit. The single yellow point is for club players, and the double yellow point, the slowest, is for competition.
Why you should warm up the ball
The squash ball is hollow and unpressurised: it’s the heat that makes the air inside expand and gives it bounce. The first rallies serve to warm it up, especially with a double yellow point.
Dunlop, Prince, Tecnifibre: the balls on the page
Dunlop provides the majority of the selection, along with Prince and Tecnifibre.
In a box or by the unit
Three-ball packs ensure you always have a spare ball. A squash ball lasts a long time, but it will eventually lose its bounce or crack.
The right racket with the ball
The squash rackets on sale are sorted by weight, and all the deals are on the Black Friday squash page.
Cheap squash balls all year round
The squash clearance also offers end-of-line products.
Frequently asked questions
Where to buy cheap squash balls?
During the Black Friday, on this page. The rest of the year, take a look at the squash clearance.
Why doesn't my double yellow point bounce?
It is made for players who hit hard and warm it up quickly. If you’re a beginner, it stays cold and soft: switch to a red or blue point.
How long does a squash ball last?
A few weeks of regular play. Change it when it loses its bounce or shows a crack.
Which ball is good for playing in a club?
The single yellow point is suitable for most club players, balancing speed of play and reaction time.
Does the temperature of the court matter?
Yes: in a cold court, the ball takes longer to warm up. A faster ball helps keep rallies enjoyable.
