This is the original ball, and is still the lightest and most versatile. It works for all play styles.
• Material: Natural cork • Weight: 10 g

A white version of the natural cork ball. The dyeing process hardens the cork and produces a smoother ball for slightly faster play.
• Material: Dyed cork • Weight: 10 g

A yellow version of the natural cork ball. The dyeing process hardens the cork’s surface and produces a smoother ball for slightly faster play.
• Material: Dyed cork • Weight: 10 g

A higher-density version of the natural cork ball. The heavier weight allows more powerful shots. The yellow dye hardens the ball’s surface.
• Material: Dyed cork • Weight: 17 g

These hard plastic balls are sturdier than cork balls. They have a slippery surface for play that moves very fast but can be hard to control.
• Material: Plastic • Weight: 19 g

Ball approved by the International Federation; it meets the criteria for elite competition. For more information: Bonzini ITSF
• Material: composite plastic • Weight: 19 g • Official marking: itsf-B