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Composite cover adds enhanced touch to this competition-quality match ball. Top-quality hand-stitched composite cover for softness and durability. Exclusive vortex design provides a quick read for spin and trajectory. Butyl bladder for excellent air-retention. NFHS Authenticating Mark. FIFA approved.
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- Soccer Balls
- Composite Soccer Balls
Which soccer ball is right for me?
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Size 5: Ages 11 and Up Size 4: Ages 8 to 11 Size 3: Ages 8 and Under |
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Rubber: Waterproof and the most durable, especially on asphalt. Excellent for recreational play and beginners. PVC: Durable and scuff/water-resistant, but not as soft as polyurethane. Often has a glossy coating for additional protection. Polyurethane: Provides the benefits of synthetics (for touch) and plastics (for durability). Feels a lot like leather and is scuff/water-resistant. Glossy coating for additional protection. Composite: Offers superior touch and softness, but is generally less durable and less water-resistant than polyurethane. |
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Butyl: Retains air exceptionally well and provides uniform pressure dispersion. C-2: Allows the same superior touch and rebound of latex, but with improved air-retention due to its mix of carbon and latex. Latex: Offers the best touch and rebound. It does not hold air as well as C-2 and butyl. Generally requires more frequent filling. |
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