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Padel ball pressurizers
A padel ball pressurizer is an airtight container that raises the air pressure inside. Once it matches or beats the internal pressure of the ball, the gas can't escape and, in many cases, some of the lost bounce comes back. A tube that would last you two matches can stretch to five or six with a decent bounce. At Time2Padel you'll find models from Pascal Box and Ball Rescuer.
Types of pressurizer
| Type | How it works | Who it's for |
|---|---|---|
| Screw-top | Screw the two halves of the tube together and the air compresses | Basic upkeep between matches |
| Valve and pressure gauge | Pumped up to the exact PSI | Demanding players who want a professional pressurizer |
Pressurizer brands
- Pascal Box: a valve and pressure gauge system. You inflate to the exact pressure the ball manufacturer recommends.
- Ball Rescuer: also has a valve, and it's made for precise pressure control.
Why use one?
- Savings: each tube lasts much longer, and over a full year you notice it.
- Less strain on your arm: with a flat ball you tend to force the shot to get it moving.
- Sustainability: fewer tubes thrown away means less rubber and plastic waste.
Train a lot of hours each week? The best value is usually a box of padel balls with a good pressurizer.
Maintenance tips
- Look after the rubber seal. It's what keeps the container airtight. Clean it now and then and add a little silicone grease or Vaseline.
- Put the balls away as soon as you finish. While the rubber is still warm, it takes the pressure better.
Frequently asked questions
Can I bring back a ball that's been dead for months?
Not really. They're very good at holding the pressure, but reviving a ball that no longer bounces is slow and doesn't always work. Better to use it from the first match.
How long should the balls stay inside?
At the very least, the time between one match and the next. Ideally, you leave them inside until you play again.
Does it work with tennis balls?
Yes, most are compatible, although the recommended pressure is different. Check the gauge or the instructions so you don't go over the limit.
To replace the balls before you start using one, see our padel ballsection. And in padel accessories, you'll find everything else for looking after your kit.