El comparator

Durability:

Measures how well the ball holds up over time and its ability to retain its qualities after several matches.

Liveliness:

Reflects the ball’s bounce speed and responsiveness. A lively ball makes it easier to hit winners and smashes (Par 3 or Par 4) that send the ball out of the court. However, a lively ball tends to shorten rallies because its "hardness" offers less control.

Weight:

Describes how heavy or light the ball feels on impact, affecting shot power.

Comfort:

Reflects a softer feel on contact and reduced vibrations, helping limit fatigue and protect the joints.