Multi-Ball Picker tool

DHS Lover Asked 10 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 10 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 10 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 10 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 10 years ago

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