In this video, we clarify the distinction between indoor and outdoor pickleball balls and the surfaces they're best suited for. While the terms "indoor" and "outdoor" may seem straightforward, they actually refer to the court surface rather than the venue's location. Outdoor balls have smaller holes, are harder, and are ideal for concrete or asphalt courts, whereas indoor balls have larger holes and are softer, better suited for gymnasium floors. Understanding this difference ensures optimal gameplay regardless of the setting. Join us as we break down the nuances and help you choose the right ball for your next match.
