3 Tips to Extend the Lifespan of Your Padel Balls

Open the tube only when you need to use the balls
Make sure to keep the tube sealed until you are ready to go on the court. The balls are packed under pressure, so once you open a new tube, the pressure will drop as soon as you pop the cap.

Avoid extreme temperatures
Keep the balls away from both extremely hot and cold environments. Extreme temperatures can affect the pressure and material of the balls, shortening their lifespan. Store them at room temperature for the best possible durability.

Extend the lifespan of your balls with a pressurizer
Invest in a pressurizer designed for padel balls. It helps restore and maintain the pressure inside the balls, allowing them to last longer, even after multiple uses. Additionally, a pressurizer can save you money, as you won't need to buy new balls every time you play, which also reduces the environmental impact.

3 Tips to Get the Most Out of Your Padel Balls

Choose the right type of ball
There are different types of padel balls designed for various playing levels and conditions. The most common types are standard and fast-speed (often marked with a “Speed” in the name). Make sure to select balls that suit your needs, such as slower balls for fast conditions or faster balls for slower conditions, such as in a cold venue.

Make sure that the balls have the correct pressure
Always use balls that are in good condition and have the right pressure. Worn-out balls with low pressure change the dynamics of the game and make it less enjoyable. If the balls are flat and bounce too low, it’s time to replace them.

Use all the balls evenly
When you open a new tube of balls, make sure to distribute the playtime evenly among them. This way, the balls wear out evenly, providing the best possible playing experience.