Squash balls are constructed of two pieces of highly durable rubber compound that are glued together and then buffed to a matte finish. Different squash balls are used for various conditions and standards of play. Beginners or less experienced players often use larger and bouncier balls than those used by more experienced players. Squash balls have small colored dots on them that indicate the level of the ball’s bounciness. The double-yellow dot ball is presently used in competitive play. Different squash balls are also used in cities with a high altitudes, such as Mexico and Denver, Colorado. Make sure you use a ball that suits your style of play. The balls will eventually lose air pressure, so make sure you change the balls when needed. Squash balls come in various materials and sizes.
