Squash Balls - 3, 6 or 12 Balls - 4 x Speed Options: Elite Double Yellow Dot, Intermediate Yellow Dot, Beginner Red Dot Squash Balls, Junior Blue Dot

I hadn't tried this brand before, but I was looking for a blue dot squash ball to use with some sporty 11 year olds who had only played a few times before. Our club courts are quite cold so I wanted something that bounced high enough while still behaving like a 'proper' squash ball. These were perfect for my purpose. Only used once so far, so I can't comment on their durability though.

The single yellow ball heats up well and lasts. I’ve been using the same ball for a good 5 to six hours so far and all is well. Well packed and good quality. Good price too. If you’re new to the game then go for a red or blue dot to start with.

Not a professional by any means but these balls seemed to do a good job. Quality feels a bit on the cheap side and have shown some wear and tear over a few games but overall they have faired well.Would recommend.

Items came very quickly, and they do exactly what they should do.

Arrived promptly.Easy to clean and pack away.Minimal packaging, but safely packaged.Made to nice high quality, very durable.Very impressed here, would certainly recommend.

We got the beginner (red dot) squash balls and they work wellNice pace once they warm upGood bounce on themHave lasted well after a few games

As a seasoned squash player, I wanted to pick up some red dot balls for training, especially in the winterA lot of amateurs seem obsessed with wanting to use double yellow as "that's what pros use."Yes, but you're not a proI highly recommend those who want to work on their game or even have a more fun game use an appropriate ballEven at a high club standard I try and use a single yellow dot ball in the winter when I can.I got these red dots mostly for solo training which means I don't have to work hard to keep them warm. Dunlop don't do these any more which is a shame, they have progress balls which are bigger.So far so good. I've done a training session with these on a cold court and really happy that I didn't have to keep hitting the ball hard to keep it warmReally happy so far and again - coming from a high standard club player of more than 25 years, if you want to improve your game, for the love of God stop being obsessed with double yellow dot balls.

I go through squash balls at quite a rate as I play regularly and also for a club team and typically double yellows will last us a few games before we discard them. These balls by Raquex are decent enough and play as well as some of the more known brands we use. The first one I used however did burst during it's second match but then I've had balls from premium brands that haven't lasted that long and this can sometimes be expected if you think of what these are put through. The next ball has faired better and has played as well as any other I've used. Recommended.