Dunlop Eco Padel Balls Tube (Can of 3)
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- Pressureless core
- Synthetic felt
£6.30
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Dunlop Eco Padel Balls Tube (Can of 3)
£6.30
The Dunlop Eco padel balls tube is a single can of three pressureless balls with synthetic felt, made for occasional players and academies who do not want a can to go flat between sessions. Dunlop pitches the Eco as its most sustainable padel ball, and retailers describe the packaging as recyclable and plastic-free.
Eco refers to the packaging, not to recycled balls: we found no source saying the balls themselves are recycled, and no independent test. One can is a cheap way to find out whether a pressureless feel suits you.
- Can of 3 balls
- Pressureless core
- Synthetic felt
- Recyclable packaging
- Occasional play
- Academies
| Brand | Dunlop |
|---|---|
| Model | Eco Padel |
| Pack | Can of 3 balls |
| Core | Pressureless |
| Felt | Synthetic |
| Packaging | Recyclable and plastic-free (seller copy) |
| Aimed at | Occasional players and academies |
| Test data | None published |
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- Tracked UK delivery in 3 to 4 working days. You get a tracking link when the parcel is scanned.
- Cost
- Free over £40, £3.95 below.
- UK stock, VAT included
- No customs charges, no handling fees on arrival.
- On arrival
- Damaged in transit? A photo within 48 hours and we sort a replacement.
The fine print: delivery page.
Changed your mind: tell us within 30 days and return it unused for a refund. Keep the protective film and grip wrapper on a racket until you are sure. Damaged in transit: email photos to info@padeldepot.co.uk within 48 hours. Faulty later: covered by the Consumer Rights Act 2015. All of it: returns.
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By Tushan Das, Owner, Padel Depot · Updated
Why a pressureless can makes sense for casual play
A pressurised ball starts losing pressure the moment you crack the can, which is fine for a weekly league and wasteful for someone who plays once a month. A pressureless ball does not rely on that air, and Dunlop believes that extends the life of the ball. SGI Europe reported the Eco as aimed at occasional players and academies when it launched in 2023.
What we cannot say is how it plays against a premium ball. There is no pressure figure, no measured bounce and no lifespan number, so treat the comparison as a decision aid and not a test result.
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| Dunlop can | Core | Aimed at |
|---|---|---|
| Eco (this page) | Pressureless | Occasional players, academies |
| Pro (tube) | Pressurised | Clubs, leagues, competition |
| Eco packaging | Recyclable, plastic-free | Per Dunlop and retailers |
| Test data | None published | For any of them |
Pressureless means the can does not go flat between games.
Eco tube, Pro tube or a bigger pack?
If you play regularly and want a livelier ball, the Dunlop Pro single can is the premium option. For coaching or school sessions, the Dunlop Team balls are Dunlop's practice choice. Our Eco dozen listing is the bulk version, but it does not state its ball count, which is why this tube is the safer buy if you want three.
Whichever you open, a ball pressuriser matters less with a pressureless ball and more with the pressurised ones.
| Can | Core | Pick it if |
|---|---|---|
| Eco tube (this page) | Pressureless | You play now and then and want a can that keeps |
| Pro tube | Pressurised | You play competitively |
| Team dozen | Coaching ball | You buy for practice |
| Match tube | Pressurised value ball | You want a cheaper pressurised can |
| Fort tube | Premium, FIP approved (seller copy) | You want a tournament-style ball |
Positioning from Dunlop and retailer listings.
Who should skip the Eco
Competitive players who want tour-style bounce, and anyone expecting recycled balls from the word eco. If you are still choosing a racket, start with the full padel racket range, or browse every padel ball in one place. Our guide to choosing a padel racket covers how racket and ball pair up.
Not for you if
You want a premium match ball, or you expect the balls themselves to be made from recycled material. No source says they are.
Dunlop Eco Padel Balls Tube (Can of 3): questions people ask
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