Pickleball Balls
built for official competition.
One-piece molded for durability, 40 holes drilled to international standards, ready for any court surface.
Approved for official play
Trusted for casual games and serious tournaments alike, with bounce controlled batch by batch.
Stable flight in the wind
40 evenly drilled precision holes keep the trajectory stable, even on hard outdoor hits.
One-piece molded, extremely durable
High-grade PE plastic absorbs impact well and resists cracking on hard courts and in the sun.
Better spin control
Balanced hardness gives a smooth feel and noticeably more precise spin than budget balls.
Specifications
| Material | Modified high-grade polyethylene (PE) |
| Construction | Rotationally molded one-piece |
| Diameter | 74 mm |
| Weight | 26 ± 0,5 g |
| Holes | 40 precision-drilled holes |
| Bounce | Approved for official play |
| Hardness | Balanced, abrasion-resistant |
| Colors | White, Yellow, Orange |
| Use | Professional competition and daily training |
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Frequently asked questions
How are indoor and outdoor pickleball balls different?
Indoor balls typically have 26 large holes, softer plastic and slower flight. Outdoor balls like vola! have 40 small holes and harder plastic to handle rough courts and wind. Most courts in Vietnam are outdoors, making the 40-hole ball the right choice.
Why do outdoor balls need 40 holes?
More, smaller holes reduce the wind's effect on the flight path. The 40 holes on a vola! ball are drilled evenly and precisely, keeping flight stable even on hard hits in windy conditions.
What are pickleball balls made of?
Modern pickleball balls are made from polymer plastic. vola! uses modified high-grade polyethylene (PE), rotationally molded in one piece instead of gluing two halves, so there is no weak seam and the ball absorbs impact better.
What are the official size and weight of a competition ball?
A standard competition ball measures about 74 mm in diameter and weighs about 26 g. Every vola! batch is controlled to 74 mm and 26 ± 0.5 g, meeting official competition standards.
How long does a pickleball ball last?
Lifespan depends on how hard and how often you play and on the court surface; frequent players may replace balls after a few weeks to a few months. vola!'s one-piece molded balls are designed to hold their bounce and shape longer through high-intensity sessions.
When should I replace a ball?
Replace the ball when you see cracks, deformation, noticeable softening or erratic flight. A simple check: squeeze both poles of the ball gently; if the hardness is no longer even, the ball has degraded and will affect your game.
Why do pickleball balls crack?
Common causes are low-quality plastic, weak glued seams, repeated hard impacts and cold weather making plastic brittle. vola! reduces the risk with a seamless one-piece design and high-grade PE, backed by a flexible return policy for unusual defects.
Which ball color is easiest to see?
Neon yellow and orange are popular because they stand out against courts and sky, especially outdoors. vola! offers White, Yellow and Orange so you can match the lighting where you play.
How does weather affect the ball?
Heat softens the ball slightly and slows the bounce, while cold makes plastic brittle and prone to cracking. Store balls somewhere cool and airy, and avoid leaving them in a hot car trunk to preserve durability and feel.
How do I order in bulk for a court, club or shop?
vola! offers a 50-box case format for court owners, clubs and dealers, delivered fast from our 3 hubs in Hanoi, Da Nang and Saigon. Simply register as a dealer or message us on Zalo, and the vola! team will send wholesale pricing and recommend the right package.
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