BOUNCE HEIGHT

For optimal bounce, the rubber pelota (ball) needs to warm up by playing. The bounce height depends on the dot colour (or number) on the ball: Blue dot or number 4: Very high bounce Green dot or number 3: High bounce Yellow dot or number 2: Moderate bounce White dot or number 1: Low bounce The higher your skill level, the lower the bounce you'll go for

PELOTA COLOUR

You should choose the colour of your pelota based on the colour the walls are or where you're playing for optimal ball visibility. Black pelota >> Light walls White (or orange) pelota >> Dark walls

WARMING UP THE PELOTA

As you get warmed up before you start your match, you'll gradually warm up the ball. The rubber pelota (ball) needs to warm up by playing for optimal bounce. This is even more important during winter when it's very cold outside or in the trinquet. If it's very cold, you may want to choose a pelota that is a little more lively than you would normally choose.

Weight and dimension:

51.2 g 46 mm (diameter)

level of practice	intermediate
type of rebound	intermediate
main material	rubber
number of balls	2
pack	x2
condition	new
packaging	by 2

Raw material	88.834%
Manufacturing	0%
Packaging	3.428%
Distribution	3.134%
Use	0%
End of life	4.603%

Yellow Dot Pelota for Pala Ancha GPB 500 - White

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