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Balls
Table tennis balls — 40 mm poly (plastic) balls, the material that replaced celluloid, in training and competition grades.
The star rating is a tolerance, not a brand tier. Three-star balls are held to the tightest limits on roundness, weight, hardness and bounce, and are the grade required in sanctioned play. Two-star and one-star balls are made to looser limits and are intended for training volume, robot feeding and casual play, where a box of a hundred matters more than a certified sphere. Buying three-star for a practice session is spending money where it does not show.
Balls are consumables. Poly balls go out of round and lose bounce with use, so check them occasionally: one with a visible seam split or a soft spot should come out of the box rather than stay in play. Colour is a playing decision rather than a preference — white and orange are both regulation, and the right choice is whichever contrasts with your table and with the players' shirts.
If you are feeding balls by the hundred, a robot and a collection net are what make that practical.
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- Prestige 2** Poly 40+ Ping Pong/Table Tennis Ball
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Advanced-recreational and training balls
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Qty: 6pcs
- Orange or White
Six pack of seamless 2-Star balls. Rounder and a more consistent bounce than the MK 1-Star ball.
Pack of 6 quality TT-training balls without celluloid.
Donic Balls Selected And Recommended By Quebec Table Tennis Federation
Since the switch from celluloid balls to plastic balls, we have tried many different types in our tournaments. Our tournaments are rather large, with over 250 players, more than 30 tables, and over 1,500 matches. So it is very important for us to find the best ball—one that plays really well, and doesn't break very often. After much trial and error, I am very glad to announce that the new Donic 3 star P40+ is the best ball we have tried. We have used it already in over 6,000 matches, and the players really like it, and there is very little breakage. It plays and lasts extremely well. I fully endorse and recommend it. The same goes for the Donic Coach training balls. We have sent out hundreds to our clubs for practice and multi-ball use and they all really like them.
Rémi Tremblay
General Director Quebec Table Tennis Federation
DONIC's new training ball, the DONIC Coach P40+
The new training ball, of plastic material, is the perfect, inexpensive choice for training purposes.
Donic Balls Selected And Recommended By Quebec Table Tennis Federation
Since the switch from celluloid balls to plastic balls, we have tried many different types in our tournaments. Our tournaments are rather large, with over 250 players, more than 30 tables, and over 1,500 matches. So it is very important for us to find the best ball—one that plays really well, and doesn't break very often. After much trial and error, I am very glad to announce that the new Donic 3 star P40+ is the best ball we have tried. We have used it already in over 6,000 matches, and the players really like it, and there is very little breakage. It plays and lasts extremely well. I fully endorse and recommend it. The same goes for the Donic Coach training balls. We have sent out hundreds to our clubs for practice and multi-ball use and they all really like them.
Rémi Tremblay
General Director Quebec Table Tennis Federation
The JOOLA Magic ABS Training Balls are essential for club training. Made of high-quality ABS material with seam, the identical hardness of each 40+mm ball is particularly noticeable. The 2-star JOOLA Magic ABS Training Balls have a stable flight trajectory and consistent ball bounce that make them the ideal practice ball.
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