La Boule Bleue
Set of 3 Blue Ball — Prestige Inox 110 Very soft
Set of 3 Blue Ball — Prestige Inox 110 Very soft
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Here is the flagship of the range—the pinnacle of pétanque! Elevate your game with the Prestige Inox 110, the boules with the greatest softness approved for competition. An alloy of fine steels combined with extended anti-rebound treatment gives these boules excellent shock absorption, making them specialists in "carreaux sur place" (direct hits that replace the opponent's boule).
Carefully calibrated, they have a satin finish for an exceptional release. The absolute benchmark for elite shooters.
⚠️ Product available by order only — This set of boules is manufactured to order directly by La Boule Bleue. Delivery times may be longer than for an in-stock product. We will confirm the estimated delivery time after your order is validated.
Technical specifications
- Material: fine stainless steel alloy
- Hardness: 110 kg/mm² ± 34 HRC
- Type: very soft — the softest allowed in competition
- Reference: BPX
- Sold in a set of 3 boules (triplette)
- Satin finish — exceptional release
- Extended anti-rebound treatment — facilitates "carreaux sur place"
- Made in France by La Boule Bleue - Rofritsch
For which player?
- Elite shooters looking for the maximum approved softness
- Competitors demanding the best shock absorption and "carreaux sur place"
- Players wanting the absolute flagship of the La Boule Bleue range
Choose your pattern (striations)
La Boule Bleue offers 35 different patterns to personalize your triplette. Consult the guide below and indicate your pattern number in the order notes when purchasing.
Care instructions
Stainless steel boules require occasional maintenance—especially if you play on wet terrain, or once a month with regular use.
- After each game on wet terrain, carefully wipe the boules with a cloth
- Monthly cleaning is sufficient for normal use to maintain the satin appearance
- Stainless steel is more resistant to oxidation than carbon steel — light maintenance is sufficient
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