What Pickleball Ball is Quiet? The Digi Pro.

Quiet Pickleball

If you're on a quest for a pickleball ball that produces absolutely no sound, you might be out of luck. The very nature of a hollow, perforated plastic ball striking a paddle means there will always be some level of audible impact.

However, the good news is that not all pickleball balls are created equal when it comes to noise. Manufacturers are increasingly aware of the need for quieter play, especially in residential areas or shared recreational spaces. And this is where innovations like the DigiPro™ Quiet Pickleball truly shine.

So, while a truly "silent" pickleball ball doesn't exist, here's what to look for if you're aiming for the lowest decibel level, and why the DigiPro™ stands out:

• Softer Plastic Compounds: Balls made from slightly softer plastics tend to produce a less sharp, more muffled sound upon impact compared to harder, more rigid balls. The DigiPro™ utilises a specialized thermoplastic elastomer for this very reason.
• Thicker Walls/Denser Construction: Some indoor balls, and even a few outdoor balls, are designed with slightly thicker walls or a denser internal structure. This helps absorb vibration and reduce the "ping." The DigiPro™ boasts a patent-pending design that optimizes its internal structure for superior sound dampening.
• Specific "Quiet" or "Low-Noise" Designs: This is where the DigiPro™ truly excels. It's specifically engineered for reduced sound, being "10x Quieter than a regular pickleball." Its innovative design directly addresses the noise problem.
• Indoor Balls: Generally speaking, indoor pickleball balls (which are often softer and lighter than outdoor balls) tend to be quieter. However, the DigiPro™ aims to bring this quiet performance to any playing surface, including outdoors, making it a versatile choice for noise-conscious players.

What to avoid if noise is a concern:

• Hard, Brittle Outdoor Balls: Many traditional outdoor balls are designed for maximum bounce and durability on hard surfaces, often at the expense of noise.
• Thin-Walled or Cheaply Made Balls: These can resonate more and produce a louder, more hollow sound.

The takeaway? While you won't find a truly silent ball, if you're serious about reducing noise, the DigiPro™ Quiet Pickleball is engineered specifically for this purpose, offering a game-changing solution for a more peaceful pickleball experience.

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