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Pickleballs

Indoor and outdoor pickleballs. Outdoor balls use a harder shell with smaller, more numerous holes to hold their line in wind; indoor balls are softer with larger holes and are easier on gym floors.

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Indoor Pickleballs - 26 Hole - product photo

Pickleball Gear Co.

Indoor Pickleballs - 26 Hole

Indoor balls with the larger 26-hole pattern. Softer and lighter than an outdoor ball, which is what makes them quieter on a gym floor and slower through the air.

One-Piece Moulded Pickleballs - product photo

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One-Piece Moulded Pickleballs

Injection-moulded in one piece rather than welded from two halves. Most pickleballs have a seam around the middle, and the seam is usually where they split — a one-piece ball removes that failure point.

Quiet Practice Pickleballs - product photo

Pickleball Gear Co.

Quiet Practice Pickleballs

Foam balls for practising where a standard pickleball would annoy someone. The crack of a plastic ball on a paddle is the single most common complaint about courts near housing — these solve that.

Foam

3 colors available

Buying guide

Match the ball to the court

Indoor balls commonly use 26 larger holes and a lighter build; outdoor balls use about 40 smaller holes to handle wind and harder surfaces. Quiet foam balls are useful for confined practice, but they do not reproduce the flight or bounce of a game ball.

Read indoor vs outdoor pickleballs or see the quiet practice balls for garages, driveways and shared spaces.

Current indoor and outdoor pack sizes

ProductUseLive pack sizes
Indoor Pickleballs - 26 HoleIndoor 26-hole play.3, 6, or 12 balls, depending on colour.
Rotomoulded Outdoor PickleballsOutdoor 40-hole play.1, 3, 6, 12, or 18 balls.
One-Piece Moulded PickleballsSeparate indoor 26-hole and outdoor 40-hole variants.3, 6, 12, 24, 36, 40, or 60 balls.

Read the indoor vs outdoor pickleball guide before choosing by colour or pack size.