Wooden Game Balls Lucio Londero L10004 — 8 pcs, 100 mm diameter, boule/petanque set

Set of 8 wooden game balls by Lucio Londero, model L10004, each with a 100 mm diameter. These wooden boules are made for boule and petanque-style outdoor play, offering a traditional wooden alternative to metal boules. The spheres are uniform in size and shape to support consistent rolls and throws on grass, sand or gravel surfaces, making the set suitable for recreational games, practice sessions and small backyard tournaments.

Advantages

The wooden construction provides a lighter, quieter playing experience compared with metal boules while preserving the tactile feel of a classic boule. Uniform 100 mm diameter spheres ensure predictable behaviour during play and simplify game setup and scoring. The set of eight allows for multiplayer matches and flexible team compositions. Their suitability for varied outdoor surfaces makes them versatile for garden or park use.

Suitable for

• Recreational boule and petanque games in gardens and parks
• Practice sessions to develop throwing accuracy and tactics
• Small friendly tournaments and group play
• Playing on grass, sand or gravel surfaces

Key specifications

• Quantity: 8 spheres
• Material: wood
• Diameter: 100 mm per ball
• Intended use: boule / petanque-style outdoor play
• Surface compatibility: grass, sand, gravel

How to use

Select a flat playing area on grass, sand or gravel and mark the throwing circle or starting point. Divide players into teams and alternate throws toward the target jack or small marker. Use standard boule rules for scoring or agree on simplified local rules before play begins. After each round, inspect the wooden spheres for wear and remove debris; store them in a dry place to preserve the wood.

Usage recommendations

To prolong the life of the wooden balls, avoid exposing them to prolonged moisture and store them indoors when not in use. If needed, periodically clean with a dry cloth and apply a suitable wood oil or wax sparingly to protect the surface; test any finish on a single ball first. For consistent play, check diameter uniformity and replace balls that show significant cracking or deformation.