Nike FCB Nk Sprts Soccer Ball

Always loved watching Barca, the color on this ball is very nice, quality is good - may not be world cup quality but for the price, if it gets damaged I'll just replace it. I really do like it, not sure what else to say about it. I've only kicked it around the yard a bit, trying to get our little one accustomed to soccer.

Gift for grandson. He loves it as he is a huge Barcelona fan. Seems to be a good soccer ball.

Got it for a present for a friends son, they thought it was “awesome” Coming from a teenager these days that’s high orsise

Great Ball. Arrived flat (temperature issue?). Freaked out my mom as she was gonna gift it to her grandson, but we were albe to pump it up and he is enjoying the ball.

I liked very much

I bought this for my son for Easter. It arrived quickly and he was so happy to receive it. He gets a lot of compliments on the soccer field as well

My son was so excited to receive this for his birthday. But after 1 day of OPD tryouts, the yellow stripes had already started peeling.

Normally supporters balls are - more about supporting your favorite pro club, and generally the balls aren't of great quality.Here's my 2 cents on soccer balls in that lowest price point ($15 - 25 range) - you are getting what you are paying for, a cheap soccer ball. They are fine for kicking around or for really young soccer players. But for any player from about a teenager on up - the cheap balls will only be good for a couple of months if used during regular training sessions. The outer cover on the cheaper balls isn't as durable, so they get tears a lot easier. The stitching starts to come loose after only a moderate amount of usage, so then you start to get bulges where the stitching is loose.If you have kids that play traveling soccer, this is what happens - you buy a cheap $20 soccer ball, the ball will most likely be unusable after 3-6 months (and that time frame is pretty generous - honestly a 13-14 year old, practicing 2-3 days per week will destroy these cheaper balls in 1-2 months). So you will end up buying 3-5 of these 'cheaper' balls over the course of a year; so you will end up spending $60 - 100 on these 'cheaper' soccer balls. Alternatively you could by a $40-60 training ball and that ball should typically last 1 to 1 1/2 (possibly even 2 years).

E un regalo che e stato moltp gradito la palla e molto resistente e bella. Molto sodisfatta

Bien

Ball was punctured and quality is to cheap

Era para mi hijo de 5 años y ha sido todo un acierto, es muy bonito, para un culé un en regalo. El niño encantado

Great football. The quality is awesome and looks are great. You can buy this ball as it's great