Dunlop Team Padel Balls (Dozen)

A sponsored article in The Padel Paper from November 2025 lists the Team with a core optimised for padel, high-quality synthetic cloth with extra durability and a paper lid. It positions the Team for clubs, coaches and leisure players and gives it the same livelier-than-traditional-balls claim as the Fort and the Pro.

It does not say whether the core is pressurised. One retailer calls the tube pressurised for freshness, though without a figure. Dunlop's range is also described as the LTA's balls, with no detail on which models. Treat all of this as maker claims, not tests.

The article puts the Fort and the Pro as the FIP-approved pair, with the Team and the pressureless Eco as the club and coaching options. If you only want to try one can, the Team single tube is the way to check the feel first.

Dunlop sells the Team in cans of three, and our listing is titled a dozen without stating the count. A dozen cans would be 36 balls, so check the pack at checkout. Opened pressurised balls lose life, so keep unopened cans sealed and consider a ball pressuriser if you play weekly.

Anyone entering tournaments that require an FIP-approved ball, and players who want published pressure and speed figures. Our full range is on the padel balls page. For practice sessions, the Dunlop pick up tube saves bending for each ball. If you are still choosing a racket, our beginner padel rackets page is a good start, and our guide to choosing a padel racket explains shape and weight.