A pickleball is constructed of a lighter plastic than a conventional Wiffle ball and has holes punched into it. There are 26 holes in an indoor pickleball, and the balls weigh 0.8 oz. 0.9-ounce outdoor Pickleball contains 40 holes and is less impacted by the wind than indoor Pickleball. Since Pickleball can be played both outdoor and indoor, different types of balls are used. Indoor pickleball courts have a considerably softer and smoother playing surface than outside courts, which is a significant difference. On the other hand, Outdoor Pickleball is manufactured of much heavier and more robust plastic, guaranteeing that it can withstand rough surfaces and the weather. For outdoor Pickleball, the three most popular brands are TOP, Dura, and ONIX. For competitive play, the USA Pickleball Association has certified all three of these balls. It’s just one big seamless piece. A rotationally molded one-piece structure is used to make them. After the ball has cooled, holes are bored in it. The thick-wall design of outdoor Pickleball makes them more durable. Dura Big-Hole Indoor Balls, Jugs Indoor, Midnight Indoor, Gamma Photon Indoor, and ONIX Fuse Indoor Balls are some indoor pickleball brands available.