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The Boston Globe
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Are quiet pickleball balls the solution
A debate over noise-reducing pickleballs has emerged as communities seek to reduce court noise, with some players testing quiet balls made from foam or polymer. An experienced player and coach found that these quieter balls are often unplayable, offering inconsistent bounce and height, and are considered "gimmicky" compared to standard plastic balls. Despite being less painful when hit, the quiet balls compromise game quality and are not suitable replacements for traditional pickleballs.
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