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How to choose frontenis balls?

Frontenis is a sport that is played within the thirty meter "ball court". The players use rackets and a rubber ball. It is also known as a variation of the Basque ball. Frontennis can be played solo or in pairs. Players can also use a tennis racket to play this game.
Frontennis originated in Mexico in the 1900s, where players hit the ball against a wall with rackets. Formerly it was called frontontenis from fronton which means ball court and tennis, and later its name was changed to racquetball. Previously, racquetball was a popular game among the people of Argentina, Spain, and Mexico, but today it is played in some 18 countries around the world. The racquetball has an extremely active bounce.
The official requirements and specifications of the frontenis balls to play this game are 47 mm in diameter, a bounce of 1.58 meters and 47~50gr. The balls are made in white, orange and yellow and in dark colors while the walls are painted in white. The racquetball ball has the same dimensions as a tennis ball but is completely made of rubber. You can buy racquet balls from the best leading brands like Dunlop, Head, Krafwin, Sporti France and Tremblay.