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🇺🇸 Ed Ju warns of suspected fake Life Time balls as counterfeits spread beyond paddles

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Coachino Daily Digest · Pinagmulan: The Dink

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Ed Ju has warned players about what he believes are counterfeit Life Time pickleballs, The Dink reports. In an Instagram post, he said a ball he switched to mid-session flew off his paddle and resembled an indoor ball, and that his own tests showed a big difference from a genuine one. At $6.50 a ball, he urged extra care with bulk orders. The Dink notes his account cannot confirm where the balls came from. Fake paddles are already a known problem, and the UPA-A is coordinating a response across the industry.

Pagsusuri ng Coachino

Ball quality changes how a drill or match plays. Clubs and coaches buying in bulk should order from brands or authorised sellers and test a sample before stocking their courts.

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  • Ed Ju
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  • Life Time
  • UPA-A

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