Which type of tennis ball should i choose from?
Occasional or intensive play? A pressureless or a pressurised ball? Making your choice of tennis balls is an important moment in your pursuit of the sport - follow the guide to gain a better understanding of their characteristics.
What are the differences between the balls?
For kids
Pressure-less balls are perfect for children who are just starting tennis and for adults who are only just discovering tennis. Pick your ball based on your age and the bounce height you’re looking for.
Choose based on the ball bounce, for your kids
For adults
There are two types of pressurised ball: the training ball and the competition ball. Your choice of ball will be made based on your expectations in terms of sensations, bounce quality and ball control.
Pressurised training balls
They are composed of a hard rubber which provides moderately high bounce during rallies. As the name suggests, this ball will be perfect for training, suitable for adult beginners.
Pressurised competition balls
They have a rubber core and a natural felt outer which gives them a very long product life, optimal control and a great bounce quality. They are suitable for adult intermediates/professionals.
Pressurised training balls
They are composed of a hard rubber which provides moderately high bounce during rallies. As the name suggests, this ball will be perfect for training, suitable for adult beginners.
Pressurised competition balls
They have a rubber core and a natural felt outer which gives them a very long product life, optimal control and a great bounce quality. They are suitable for adult intermediates/professionals.
What kind of packages do we offer?
At Decathlon, there are mainly 2 types of packages: cans and bags.