Decathlon offers several ranges of balls including the Kuikma. Balls that compete with the market for quality balls from the world of padel.

Kuikma, we all know, is the part padel by Decathlon. Kuikma of course offers palas which are now well known to the general public, but also balls. Whether you are an occasional, experienced player, or even to complete your training caddy, Kuikma will satisfy you.

  • PB 560

A ball for players of padel who wish to practice occasionally with an intermediate ball. Made with a mixture of natural and artificial felt, this ball will be perfect to spend a pleasant moment with friends or family who are not looking for performance. Long-lived, lively bullets.

Price of the box: 3€

  • PB990S

S for Speed, this ball is designed for players of padel at the advanced level. A lively bullet with a long life, made with a dense rubber that will withstand violent acceleration. A ball for those who like to hit hard and take balls out of the field. Besides being used during matches, these balls are perfect to complete your training caddy. Strong rebound and slow loss of pressure.

Price of the box: 4€

  • PB990C

This time the C, for Control. We go from a composition with 45% synthetic felt for the S to more than 70% for the C. This difference makes it possible to have a less lively ball for more control. Always aimed at advanced players, this ball allows you to have a slower game.

Price of the box: 4€

If you use the 2 PB 990 balls, the S and the C, you will notice a big difference. Kuikma has also created these two references so that you can have the same sensations whether you play by the sea or in the mountains, in summer or in winter. The livelier S will be perfect in slow conditions like the seaside or in areas with high humidity (winter). The C, on the contrary, will be more manageable during fast conditions, heat or mountain.

After that, you are free to use them as you see fit, it all depends on your feeling on the track.

Julien Bondia

Julien Bondia is a teacher of padel in Tenerife (Spain). Columnist and advisor, he helps you play better through his tutorials and tactical/technical articles padel.