Name: Albusgolf Ecobioball
SKU: 264986

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Play golf and feed fish with ECOBIOBALL

ECOBIOBALL is the first ever ecological and biodegradable golf ball to contain fish food in its core, making it perfect for playing golf close to marine environments.

ECOBIOBALL is a unique, single-use product which opens up the possibility of practicing golf on cruise ships, beaches, jetties, seafront hotels and resorts, oil rigs, boats, yachts, and near reservoirs, lakes, rivers and other marine environments.

ECOBIOBALL is 100% safe for marine flora and fauna, is manufactured using non-contaminating materials, and is certified as a biodegradable and non-toxic product. Once the ECOBIOBALL has been hit into the water, its external layer biodegrades in less than 48 hours, releasing the fish food contained in its core into the surrounding water.

ECOBIOBALL makes the ocean, the sea, rivers, lakes and ponds perfect driving ranges, creates no pollution and brings a clear added value to marine life, allowing golfers to improve the sustainability and biodiversity of the marine environment while practicing their favourite sport.

Weight: 50.5 gr ± 1.5 gr
Diameter: 42.8 mm ± 1 mm
Colour: yellowish grey
Number of dimples: 412 hexagons
Layers: double layer (nucleus of fish food and water-soluble synthetic polymer coating)
Toxicity to Daphnia: No toxicity according to the OCDE 202 method
Toxicity to fish: No toxicity according to the OCDE 203 method
Biodegradability: Biodegradable according to the OCDE 301D method

Given the special features of ECOBIOBALL, the distances that can be achieved when using them for practice are equal to or in some cases lower than the results obtained with the balls used on driving ranges, depending on the type of club used.In the case of short irons, the distance can be the same, while long irons may achieve up to 70-80% of the usual distance, and woods up to 60-70% of the usual distance.In any case, the purpose of ECOBIOBALL is not so much to obtain the maximum distance as to have the opportunity to practise close to marine environments without polluting them, and to bring an added value to such environments.