When you get a ball pressuriser, you'll notice two pressure options: 22 PSI and 29 PSI. What's the difference, and which one should you choose?
What Is PSI? PSI stands for "pounds per square inch" — it measures how much air pressure is inside the ball. Higher PSI means a bouncier, faster ball.
22 PSI — Casual Play 22 PSI is perfect for recreational players, weekend warriors, and anyone who plays for fun. The ball feels natural and not too lively. It's also gentler on your arm.
29 PSI — Competitive Play 29 PSI is closer to what professional players use. The ball bounces higher and moves faster. It's great for competitive matches and advanced players who want that "new can" feel.
Which One Should You Pick?
- If you play 1–2 times a week for fun → 22 PSI
- If you play in leagues or tournaments → 29 PSI
- Not sure? Start with 22 PSI and try 29 PSI next time — you'll feel the difference immediately.