Pickleball balls

Shop pickleball balls in Australia: outdoor 12-packs for hard courts and colourful indoor practice packs for gym floors. Stock up so sessions keep going.

Which pickleball balls should I buy?

Buy outdoor balls if you play on asphalt, concrete or park courts: they're harder with smaller holes, so they hold their line in wind. Choose softer indoor balls with bigger holes for gym floors and halls. Most Australians play outdoors, so start with an outdoor 12-pack and add an indoor practice pack if needed.

• Outdoor balls for asphalt and concrete — start with the outdoor 12-pack
• Colourful indoor practice packs for gym floors — indoor practice 6 or 12 pack
• Multi-packs so you are not hunting bushes mid-game

Need the simple decision? Read indoor vs outdoor pickleballs. Looking for a set? See pickleball set bundles or the beginner set. Need a paddle on its own? Shop beginner pickleball paddles. Practising on your own? Pair a pack with the Solo Pickleball Trainer.

FAQ

Which pickleball balls should I buy?
Buy outdoor balls if you play on asphalt, concrete or park courts: they're harder with smaller holes, so they hold their line in wind. Choose softer indoor balls with bigger holes for gym floors and halls. Most Australians play outdoors, so start with an outdoor 12-pack and add an indoor practice pack if needed.

Which outdoor pickleball balls should I buy?
If the court is asphalt, concrete or a park, choose outdoor balls. The outdoor 12-pack is built for that.

Which indoor pickleball balls should I buy?
Gym floors and smooth indoor courts want softer indoor or practice balls. Our live indoor listing is a colourful practice pack — great for drills. We do not currently sell a separate regulation 26-hole match ball SKU.

Are pickleball balls for sale as multi-packs?
Yes. Buy packs, not sad singles. Balls crack, scuff and vanish into bushes.