Gearbox Black Racquetballs 4 Boxes

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Gearbox Black Racquetballs provide enhanced visibility and are ideal for long rallies and training workouts. They provide a fast speed and a comfortable feel with a consistent bounce that is USA Racquetball Approved.

Each pack contains 3 racquetball balls.

Item #: 020277
Style #: 28B012
Ball Quantity : 4 packs (12 balls)
Color : Black

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Does black racquetballs mark the court,(walls or floor)?
Are Black racquetballs acceptable in all racquetball places?
James
Asked on 7/8/2012 by James from New Jersey
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  These racquetballs are considered non-marking; however, they may leave some residue behind after long periods of use. They can be used on any surface without issues, but racquetball clubs may restrict the use of black racquetballs at their own discretion.
  Answered on 7/12/2012 by Ryan from Holabird Sports
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  Black racquetball have been know to mark walls and floors. So places to restrict the use of black racquetballs.
  Answered on 7/9/2012 by Community Answer from None

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About Gearbox

When it comes to racquetball companies Gearbox is actually pretty young but that doesn't mean they're lagging behind. In fact, it's quite the opposite. Gearbox was conceived by pro-player Rafael Filippini, who personally designs each Gearbox racquetball racquet. He created Gearbox to fulfill his dream of a racquetball only company. All Gearbox racquets offer maximum lightweight maneuverability and control—it looks like Filippini's dream is fast becoming a beautiful reality.