Obut TON'R 0-grade striated boules

Specific qualities

• For any player who appreciates a soft boule.
• Excellent hand grip.
• Low bounce.
• Lands and rolls well when shooting to the front.
• Stops quickly when pointing.
• Impact marking : normal.

Technical characteristics

• Steel : carbon steel.
• Finish : black satin, which will gradually wear off with use.
• Hardness : Soft, 110 kg/mm² or over.
• Balance : compliant with FIPJP requirements
• Range :
  • Ø 71 to 80 mm.
  • Weight 650 to 800 g.

• A slightly rough touch for an excellent hand grip.
• Wear : pronounced wear.
• Carbon steel : requires regular oiling to avoid oxidation.
• Boules approved for competition use by the FIPJP.
• Boules made in St-Bonnet-le-Château, France.

• A set of 3 OBUT TONR 0-grade striated petanque boules approved for competition use by the FIPJP.
• One jack engraved with OBUT.
• One temporary storage bag screen-printed with OBUT, leaving you free to choose your pouch at a later date.
• Supplied in a cardboard box, so that you can choose your own pouch. Dimensions 84 x 89 x 248 mm.

Finish

• When first purchased, the Obut TON'R 0-grade striated petanque boule has a black coating.
• As you use it, with repeated contact with the ground, this coating will get scratched, then start to wear off or disappear completely to leave you with the bare steel.

 
Care of your boules

• The carbon steel TON'R requires a little care and attention after each game and at least once a month if it is not used.
• We recommend using the Obut boule care product.

A tip from Obut : 

Don't leave your boules in your car boot, as they may be exposed to sudden changes in temperature, leading to condensation.

Don't keep boules in pouches with a foam compartment. Foam stays permanently slightly damp and that will accentuate the oxidation of the boules.

Such significantly damp conditions will be harmful to your boules in the long run, as they can cause oxidation.

Remember to take your boules out of the boot of your car or their pouch if it has a foam compartment and store them in a dry place.

What elements should you keep for the warranty t?

• The warranty card located on the flap of the box.
• The exterior facing label.