Pickleballs
Pickleballs come in two distinct types based on the surface you are playing on because having the right type of ball is extremely important. Outdoor balls typically have 40 small holes to ensure a more predictable flight path in windy conditions. Indoor balls typically have 26 larger holes and are made with softer, lighter plastic for more accurate shots and bounce on indoor surfaces.
Outdoor Pickleballs
Outdoor pickleballs tend to have a greater number of smaller holes, with 40 holes being most common, to obtain a predictable flight path in the wind.
Indoor Pickleballs (Wooden Surface)
Indoor pickleballs have fewer, larger holes compared to their outdoor counterparts, with 26 holes being most common. They are designed for use on a wooden surface, like a indoor basketball court.
