‘Googling’ for ‘racket balls’ on the web  generally brings up ‘racquet balls’ because the predominance of  US racquetball around the world.

  These racquet balls, apart from size,  are completely different to the English ball

                                       Of course Racquet is the correct way of spelling.

        ‘Racket’  can mean a host of other things. Noise, non lawful activitiy and so on.

                 History of Ian’s ‘Racketball’ .

 Ian (Wright), Chester, Reg and others many years ago asked Derek Price  to develop and produce balls, for Ian’s new UK ‘Racketball’  that could be played on a squash court.

  The Racketball Association (Ian and other players) also  asked for a slower blue ball  to be developed. Balls being imported were too lively and variable from delivery to delivery. When development complete

                               PRICE balls were adopted as  the‘Official’ Balls.

As the game grew the RBA (Ian) handed over the running to the SRA.

who later asked Derek to develop an intermediate speed ball between the blue and black balls.

This became the National tournament ball. The original  black  ball still being used by some best players.

To distinguish the two we named them  Price ‘singledot’ © and  Price ‘do ubledot’.©

        The Designer and developer of the balls

                                      For English Racketball

We make7 different ‘balls for ‘Racketball’

  1.                               for   Competitions, National  and TV Matches.

 2.   SINGLE DOT © (copyright trade mark on rackelballs .BLACK for Match play.

 3.   DOUBLE DOT ©(copyright trade mark on racketballs .  BLACK for the extra keen

                                   4. BLUE for social and recreational play.

                   Plus     5.  SQUASH 57 Blue

                            6.  SQUASH 57 Black

                           7. SQUASH WHITE RACKETBALL

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