The difference between a pickleball and a floorball is in their hardness, weight, number of holes, and use.
A pickleball is a lightweight plastic ball with holes, similar to an enlarged table tennis ball. The holes ensure reduced speed and stability during play. The pickleball is designed to offer a good balance between control and speed. It has a soft to medium hardness and is designed for play on a pickleball court.
On the other hand, a floorball is a special hockey game ball made of hard rubber or similar material. It is firmer and denser than a pickleball and is used for floorball games. The floorball is designed to slide quickly over the ground and allows for fast shots and movements on the field. The ball can reach speeds of up to 200 km/h.
While the pickleball is suitable for outdoor or indoor play on a special pickleball court, the floorball is primarily used for indoor floorball games.
Both the pickleball and the floorball offer optimal performance and fun in their respective sports. Their differences in terms of shape, hardness, and use allow for a unique playing experience in each sport.
Technical Data
| Characteristic | Pickleball | Floorball |
|---|---|---|
| Diameter | 7.29-7.54 cm (2.87 - 2.97 inches) |
7 cm (2.8 inches) |
| Weight | 22.1-26.5 grams 0.78 - 0.935 oz |
20-23 grams |
| Holes | Specification: 26-40 Typical: - 26 (Indoor) - 40 (Outdoor) |
26 |
| Hole Diameter | not specified | 10 mm (0.39 inches) |
| Hardness | soft to medium | firm and dense |
| Material | Plastic | Hard rubber or similar material |
| Surface | Smooth | often with texture |
| Color | Bright Yellow, Green, Pink | Typical: White |
