Wilson Premier Padel Balls Canister

Retailers use canister, can and tube for the same pack. Tennis Warehouse Europe lists a Wilson Premier Padel 3 Ball Can and says only the single can is on offer, and iPon lists the same ball as Wilson Premier Padel Balls x3 under reference WR8908401, a three-ball can.

Both pages say the felt is Dura-Weave and describe the ball as built for faster surfaces, higher altitudes and warm, humid air. Neither gives a pressure, a core or a lifespan, so we do not either.

iPon sells a bi-pack of two cans under WR8908401-B, Padel Nuestro sells a tripack of three canisters, and PadelKiwi sells a box of 24 cans of three. So one canister is three balls, two make six and a box makes 72. Our Premier Speed box is titled 24 balls, so check its count too.

Our own catalogue also holds a tube, a Box of 24 tubes and a listing called a dozen. Check the contents shown at checkout before you compare prices, because a price for three balls and a price for twelve are not the same thing.

The Premier Padel dozen page explains which Premier ball suits which court. The Premier Speed dozen is the one for slower, colder courts, and the X3 is Wilson's non-tour ball.

Players on slow, cold UK courts, who will probably prefer the Speed, and anyone who needs a published pressure or lifespan figure. Our padel balls page compares more makes, and a pressuriser helps an open can last longer.

Try them with a racket like the Wilson Bela V3 or the Blade V4, an overgrip from our padel grips range and our guide to choosing a padel racket. The padel racket range and our padel shoes complete the set.