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Weighted Field Hockey Training Balls 2026

Heavier-than-standard balls that build wrist strength and power for passing, hitting and drag flicks.

8 products · 6 brands · Updated October 2026
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How to Choose Weighted Field Hockey Training Balls

Heavier-than-standard balls that build wrist strength and power for passing, hitting and drag flicks. Start with the chart below to find the right size or type, then use the filters at the top of the page to narrow the list by brand, player level and age group. Every product links to its live Amazon listing, where you can check today's price, sizes and delivery.

Field Hockey Ball Comparison Chart 2026

All regulation balls weigh 156–163 g and measure 224–235 mm around. The surface is what changes how they play.

Ball typeSurfaceBest playing surfaceTypical use
Dimple ballSmall dents all overWater-based artificial turfMatches and training
Smooth ballSmooth hard plasticSand-based turf, grassPractice, school and backyard play
Match / elite ballPrecision dimplesWater-based turfCompetitive and international matches
Hollow / multi-turf ballSmooth or lightly texturedMixed surfacesPractice and youth play
Weighted training ballSmooth, heavier than regulationAnyStrength and drag-flick drills only
Indoor ballSmoothIndoor courtsIndoor hockey

Regulation size: 156–163 g, 224–235 mm circumference (FIH Rules of Hockey). Bright orange or yellow balls are allowed when they contrast with the pitch.

Why train with a weighted ball?

A heavier ball makes your wrists and forearms work harder, which builds strength for drag flicks, hits and long passes. When you go back to a regulation 156–163 g ball, it feels lighter and faster.

Using them safely

Start with short sessions and good technique. Weighted balls are for drills, not matches.

Top weighted balls brands

We compare weighted balls from 6 brands. Kookaburra (2), CranBarry (2), STX (1), Independent Designers (1), laceup (1) & TK (1). Use the brand filter at the top of the page to compare them side by side, or open a brand page to see everything it makes.

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Weighted Field Hockey Training Balls FAQs

Buying questions first, then questions about the products on this page.

Are weighted field hockey balls good for training?

Yes, in short drill sessions to build strength. Always warm up first and focus on technique.

How heavy are weighted field hockey balls?

Heavier than the 163 g regulation maximum. Weights vary by product, so check the listing.

Who should use weighted balls?

Players with solid technique who want more power. They aren't for young beginners.

How often should I train with weighted balls?

Short sessions a few times a week, after a full warm-up.

Can weighted balls damage sticks?

They put extra load on a stick, so use a durable stick and avoid full hits with them.

Which brands make weighted balls?

We compare 8 weighted balls from 6 brands: Kookaburra (2), CranBarry (2), STX (1), Independent Designers (1), laceup (1) & TK (1).

What types of weighted balls can I compare?

This page includes smooth (6) & dimple (2). Use the Type filter at the top of the page to narrow the list.

Where can I buy these weighted balls, and what do they cost?

Every product on this page links to its Amazon listing, where you can see today's price, sizes, delivery and returns. Prices change often, so we link to the live listing instead of showing a price that might be out of date.