Polly balls

[Ahmad Arnous]

Hi guys !
I wish you have an amazing day

Are the balls to be used in the Olympics is polly balls?
The balls which used in korean open ? Polly ball also?

 

[yuri.saldon]

Yes and yes. All international ittf competition use Polly ball

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[Ahmad Arnous]

bad news

 

[UpSideDownCarl]

bad news

Could you tell us why you feel this is bad news for you? In all international play since July 2014, the 40+ Poly ball is what has been used. How would things any different for the Olympics?

 

[Kokain]

It's perfect time to become a ball reseller with the new 40+, they are breaking like no tomorrow. Buy 1000 and don't be afraid.....great investment and they will sell within 6 months at your local club = profit $$$

 

[rokphish]

I play with poly and celluloid and the celluloid breaks more than the poly. I'm using NP + Xushaofa for poly and for celluloid Butterfly and DHS.

 

[Ahmad Arnous]

Polly ball take more effort to spin , only that make me worried

 

[yuri.saldon]

I play with poly and celluloid and the celluloid breaks more than the poly. I'm using NP + Xushaofa for poly and for celluloid Butterfly and DHS.

I never break a celluloid ball unless when I stomped one

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[Cornel]

I play with poly and celluloid and the celluloid breaks more than the poly. I'm using NP + Xushaofa for poly and for celluloid Butterfly and DHS.

From my not so large experience with poly balls I've noticed that they CAN last longer than old balls, but under a certain circumstance : you have to protect them from hitting hard objects at high speeds - that may be the edge of your racket, a wall, the floor, etc. If you hit with the edge of your racket quite often, it's most probable that the poly ball won't last as long as a cell ball would in the same situation. I'll say more, they can last catastrophically worse - you can break that ball before the white powder comes off of it.