Wilson Tru 32 Pro Outdoor Infrared Pickleball Balls (2 Pack)

I’ve played these for a month now and these have been my go to balls to play with. Going to buy more! Get yourself a few of these and feel the difference!

I haven't played with a ton of balls but these are my favorite. They're very consistent and easy to see.

Great ball, feels good on the paddle, lots of control and pop as needed.

Bought these balls last fall to see if they would hold up to sub-32 degree temperatures. Used one ball for the entirety of last winter, even trying to break it we were unable to. I brought that same ball out for winter this season and it finally broke after about two weeks. I’m currently using the second ball in the pack and expect it to last most of this winter based on my experience with the first!! These balls seems expensive but due to their durability they are likely cheaper than other balls. Someone at the courts mentioned they are better for the environment too since they don’t break as easily, so fewer in landfill/ocean… They play like a Dura, definitely faster than an X40. People tend to complain about the color (they turn pink after a few games) but they get over it for the durability. I like the color, it’s easy to see except at twilight when you’re trying to get that last game in :-) Highly recommend!

A friend suggested these when several of us were complaining about so many other manufacturer's ball cracking in cold weather after just a few games. To my surprise these balls hold up great! Highly recommend.

I bought this ball in the infrared color in hopes that it would be similar to a ball that came into our possession over time at outdoor courts. What little logo/marking left on the ball alluded to it being a Wilson product. The old ball we have has proved to be very much indestructible to its credit, however purchasing recently (in bulk) directly from you, we have determined that we do love the new ball, however we have really enjoyed the older balls feel as it appears to be softer. We are using the old ball indoors on a true hard wooden floor so the new ball being much harder skips way more on the indoor surface. The beauty of the old ball was that during play outdoors here in Maine in the Fall/Winter the X40 and Durafast ball would not hold up do to major cracking and this old ball held up brilliantly... the old ball was Neon chartreuse and not the best visibility for yellow hardwood floors so the infrared color is much better inside… so Wilson folks/engineers, can you tell me if this “old” ball perhaps was sold as an indoor variant at one time and it’s composition is such that it appears to be “Softer” or perhaps the new infrared ball over time will soften? Thoughts? Your hole patterns and obviously hole count are exact as compared the old ball... Most indoor balls that we have come across are way too slow and perhaps have larger and fewer holes and too soft... update we have broken two balls now playing indoors so perhaps this ball will not hold up afterall due to it's hardness