Hard composition synthetic resin pallino (aka pallina, jack ball) for outdoor or court play. Should not be used on indoor gymnasium floors as a drop could dent the wood. Diameter = 57 mm (2.25"), Weight = (5.25 oz), 149 gr The 57 mm pallino is the largest size pallino and is used on rougher court materials and in taller grass or sand. We also carry a 51mm size composition pallino for short grass and smooth courts Comes in colors of Yellow, White & Red. Also comes in a heavy weight of 9.5 oz only...

Heavy Duty Nylon Cordura Material Reinforced wrap-around carry handle Color matches EPCO Tournament Bocce Set Holds 8 Balls & 1 Pallina - Sold separately Hunter Green with Maroon Handles Dimensions 9" x 9" x 9" SKU: EPC999GRN For bulk shipping discounts please email sales@boccemart (dot) com.

Good for transporting and storing either hard bocce ball sets or soft bocce ball sets. Fits 8 full size balls and a pallino. 210D polyester with curved mesh pocket Drawstring closure main compartment Zippered front pocket Metal grommet corners for durability Color: Red/Gray Flat Size: 14" x 19"

Two-sided 8" round next bocce roll indicator is lightweight and affordable. One side is green and the other is red so bocce officials can quickly signal to both bocce teams who's turn it is to roll the ball. Designed for hard of hearing athletes and eliminates confusion over whether the call of "green" or "red" was meant to indicate who has the point or who rolls next, which can quicken the game. The large profile design is easy to see from a full length 60 to 27m bocce court.

An official 40mm diameter size pallino (target jack ball) with official 90 gram weight. This pallino can be used in International world bocce rules play for PRV (punto, raffa, volo) events and is recommended by the USBF and Italian FIB rules for official USA national tournament play. Clubs should also consider using this pallino because it maintains the beautiful pointing strength considerations, which is historically the main talent, of the best bocce players. Home courts should also consider using...