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Dunlop Pro Padel Balls Tube (Can of 3)

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  • Can of 3 balls
  • Pressurised
  • Synthetic cloth

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Dunlop Pro Padel Balls Tube (Can of 3)

£4.97

The Dunlop Pro padel balls tube is a single can of three pressurised balls, the club and league ball in Dunlop's range, sold for players who want to try the Pro before buying more. Retailers describe a synthetic cloth cover over an exclusive core, in yellow.

Pressure, lifespan and bounce are not published, so what follows is retailer copy, not a test. If you play every week, the dozen listing is the bigger buy, and our Dunlop Pro dozen page covers the claims in more detail.

  • Can of 3 balls
  • Pressurised
  • Synthetic cloth
  • Yellow
  • Code 601552
  • Club and league ball

By Tushan Das, Owner, Padel Depot · Updated

What one can of Dunlop Pro balls gets you

Three balls, in a pressurised can. Tennisnuts gives the code as 601552, and Decathlon's listing calls it a tube of three pressurised padel balls. One seller says it is faster and bouncier than the classic Dunlop ball, and listings differ on approval: one cites the International Padel Federation, another a Spanish federation. Treat all of it as seller wording.

A single can is a fair way to find out whether you like the feel before committing to a bigger pack, and it suits a one-off match or a coaching drill.

Table of Dunlop Pro padel ball pack formats: single tube of three balls, twin tube pack of two cans and a dozen listing with the ball count not stated
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Dunlop Pro padel balls: pack formats
Our Dunlop Pro listingBallsNote
Single tube (this page)3One can
Twin tube packTwo cansCount per can follows the single
DozenNot statedCheck before ordering

Pick the listing that matches how much you play.

Tube, twin pack or dozen?

If you play once a fortnight, one can is plenty. Regular players go through cans quickly, because padel balls lose pressure after opening, so the twin tube pack or the dozen listing makes more sense. Our dozen listing does not state its ball count, which is why we point you to the tube if you want certainty.

Compare the Pro with the Dunlop Fort and the cheaper Dunlop Team balls before you choose. Once a can is open, a ball pressuriser slows the loss.

Which Dunlop can to open
BallAimed atPick it if
Pro tube (this page)Clubs and leaguesYou want to try one can of the Pro
FortAll players, clubs and tournamentsYou want the other premium ball
Fort single canTrying the FortYou want one can of the Fort
TeamCoaching and schoolsYou buy for practice
Eco tubeOccasional playYou want a pressureless can that keeps
Match tubeTraining and recreationYou want a value pressurised can

Positioning from Dunlop and retailer listings.

Who should skip it

Anyone who wants a published pressure figure or a tested lifespan, because neither exists in the listings we read. If you are choosing a racket to go with the balls, start with the full padel racket range or the wider padel ball range, and use our guide to choosing a padel racket if you are unsure.

Not for you if

You need a stated pressure, a tested lifespan or independent bounce data. Seller copy gives none of them.

Dunlop Pro Padel Balls Tube (Can of 3): questions people ask

Is the Dunlop Pro tube the same ball as the Dunlop Pro dozen?

It is the same Dunlop Pro Padel ball in a different listing. The tube is one can of three, and the dozen listing does not state its ball count.

How many balls are in the Dunlop Pro padel tube?

Three. Dunlop sells the Pro in cans of three, and retailers list it as a tube or can of three balls.

Is the Dunlop Pro ball better than the Dunlop Team ball?

The Pro is aimed at clubs, leagues and competitions, and the Team ball at coaching and schools. Neither has published test data.

How long does a can of Dunlop Pro padel balls stay lively?

Dunlop gives no figure. Padel balls lose pressure once opened, so keep spare cans sealed and consider a pressuriser.

Should a beginner buy the Dunlop Pro tube?

You can, but you will not notice much over a cheaper coaching ball. One can is a low-commitment way to find out.

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