Multi-Ball Picker tool

DHS Lover Asked 9 years ago

Hi PingSkills

After practice with the multi-ball, I should pick up the balls bend down everytime I pick it. It makes my back hurts and makes me feel tired.

What tools for pick that lots of balls? Is there any alternative tools?

Alois Rosario Answered 9 years ago

Hi Frendy,

Yes there are a few options. I use one that was supplied by http://www.mypingpongbuddy.com.

The other option that I use is a home made one out of PVC pipe with fishing line spaced at the bottom to allow the balls to squeeze in and then not fall out again.

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Steve Billmire Posted 9 years ago

Hello Alois,

Thanks for the link to the "Multi-Ball Picker upper. For $35us dollar's you can't beat that. The Picker upper cost less than most bats/ paddle's/ racket's. I'll order one today!!!

Dieter Verhofstadt Posted 9 years ago

We have these buckets in our club which you can press down on balls so that they squeeze in but don't fall out. It's very handy I think, because you only exert force downwards. With nets and such, there's always an upward or forward motion which can strain the back. Couldn't find online examples though.

Gordon Hume Posted 9 years ago

I use a Kiwi Ball Picker from New Zealand, which sounds similar to the one Dieter mentions.