Selkirk Q1 Quiet Pickleball Ball

Pickleball brings people together – but in some areas, noise threatens the preservation of courts. Urban ordinances, homeowners' association regulations, and increasing residential density put pressure on facilities and players who simply want to play undisturbed. The solution? A ball that is 34% quieter than a standard pickleball. The Selkirk Q1 Quiet Pickleball was developed to ensure that the fun of playing doesn't come at the expense of neighborhood peace and quiet.

Instead of relying on quiet paddles – an expensive and unreliable solution that few players would adopt simultaneously – Selkirk developed a smarter, simpler solution: addressing the source of the noise directly. By redesigning the ball itself, Selkirk developed a pickleball that significantly reduces noise levels while still providing a satisfying playing experience. It is the only quiet ball currently approved for USAP tournaments. It offers a quieter playing experience even during longer rallies – allowing the game to continue undisturbed.

The Q1 Quiet Ball doesn't revolutionize the sport of pickleball. It protects it in environments where noise pollution is an issue. For communities under scrutiny, facilities facing complaints, or players who want to keep their courts open and accessible, the Q1 Quiet Ball offers a solution. Thanks to thoughtfully engineered materials and sound-dampening construction, this ball allows for undisturbed playing fun.

Sound-dampening design: The ball reduces impact noise and is 34% quieter than a standard pickleball, allowing facilities to comply with strict community noise regulations.
Special material blend: Significantly reduces the typical "pop" sound of the ball without compromising the feel of the game.
Injection-molded construction: Optimized wall thickness for exceptional durability and consistent, reliable flight.
USAP approval: The first sound-dampening ball currently approved for official USAP tournaments.

Community-friendly: The perfect solution for homeowners' associations, municipalities, park administrations, and facility managers who want to address noise complaints immediately.