Squash balls,double yellow dot,,yellow dot, red ,blue dot

                 Racket balls
Asked to develop a slower racket ball in black in
addition to the blue ball being manufactured for
Dunlop
   We decided to sell Racket balls under our PRICE brand ,adopted as the
                       Official Balls
       for Regular and Tournament play
   By the England Squash Association

We have been producing squash and tennis balls
since the mid 1930s for most racquet brands, including Dunlop, Wilson, Spalding, Head, Browning, Prince, Rossignol, Ascot,
and many many others.
We are now promoting our squash balls under the Price brand.
Same balls, lower cost to you.
Approved for many years by the SRA, our balls are also tested and passed by the WSF approved test station.

Most people are aware the game of squash has declined, and is continuing to do so.
In an attempt to stop the decline we were asked by The English Squash Assoc (SRA)to develop a range of 3 balls of different sizes, weights and softness, suitable for teaching and coaching children from as young as 4/5 years old, to ensure they entered the game at the earliest possible moment.
To have maximum attraction to children the balls are two coloured,
Red and Yellow, Orange and Yellow, Green and Yellow.

The association are now promoting and using them under
a programme called ‘mini squash’. with increasing success.
If you are unaware of the mini squash programme and
would like details and samples, please ask.

J Price have been making Tennis balls, Squash balls and other balls since before World War 2, and are the only ball specialist and factory left in the UK and Europe.
Imported balls by the other brands are usually made down to a price (despite what their advertising hype says). we concentrate on specials and top end balls.
Developing balls for the Tennis, Squash, and Racket Associations, The Magnum type 3 (slightly larger) tennis ball for the ITF, the larger lighter mini tennis ball for the LTA, a set of balls for England Squash for ‘mini squash’. A black racket ball for the Rackets Assoc for national tournaments and so on !.
Making tennis balls in all colours ,two colours, personalising them for individuals and companies.
Tennis ball quiz…
1.did you know tennis balls were bigger ?, 1 –2 mm bigger
2.did you know that tennis balls generally are harder?, than they used to be
3.did you know tennis balls, in the main, are made practically to the smallest size allowed?
4.did you know tennis has declined approx 30% this last decade?
5.did you know the main reason balls got smaller originally so the manufacturers saved money on materials?.