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| |  | | Home » adidas World Cup 2010 Glider Soccer Ball | | | | | | Colors: | | | | | Description: | | 60% thermoplastic elastomerics / 30% thermoplastic polyurethane / 10% polyester. | | | Features: | |
• Official World Cup 2010 soccer ball
• Nylon-wound carcass/TPU blend ensures durability
• Butyl bladder offers superior air retention
• Excels in all weather and field conditions
• Machine-stitched for added durability
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 10.0 inches | | Product Width:
| 10.0 inches | | Product Height:
| 10.0 inches | | Product Weight:
| 1.0 pounds | | Package Length:
| 1.0 inches | | Package Width:
| 1.0 inches | | Package Height:
| 1.0 inches | | Package Weight:
| 1.0 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 9 reviews |
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 Good BuyAug 31, 2010
This product is what we espected, my son loves it, good texture and color design, and also size number 4 it's better to control for him..
Fun soccer ball for the kids.Aug 21, 2010
I got this ball for my toddler when I realized during the '10 world cup that we didn't have a suitable soccer ball for light play indoors and out.
I had to pick up a ball pump (the ball arrived deflated), but since we inflated it I have been really happy with the addidas ball. Needless to say my 18 month old is not exactly using it for intense competition though.
World cupAug 20, 2010
This ball is awesome for 15 dollars. The ball is made with 8 parts instead of 32, making the ball the roundest ball ever made. The sides are heat-sealed instead o stitched, making it last longer.
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 Smaller than official size, most likely not durableAug 06, 2010
I caught a bit of World Cup fever and purchased this ball in size 5 on a whim. It's a replica of the official Jabulani match ball. Instead of using the traditional Buckminster design, it uses a different pattern of stitched panels which confer a rounder shape. Here's how I rate the ball:
1. Meets official weight and size of 420-445g and 68.5-69.5 cm circumference? At 10 psi, the ball weighs 440 g. This is near the upper limit, but acceptable. On the other hand, the ball measures only 67.5 cm in circumference, less than the official size limits. 2 stars
2. Durability? The ball's construction contains a butyl bladder, a polyurethane core and a nylon-wound skin. A butyl bladder is standard for balls; the match ball uses EVA. The combination PU/nylon skin gives this ball a nice soft feeling to the panels, but I expect it to be much more prone to scuffing and tearing than pure PU skins. Of course, it's impossible to determine durability without long-term ownership. 3 stars
3. Looks? This ball is nowhere near as colorful or attractive as the official match ball, which has 11 colors. This ball has only 4 different colors. It also has a multi-color stamp that says FIFA World Cup, South Africa 2010. But it's only a stamp, so likely to rub off with a little use. 3 stars
Overall, I would say I'm a little disappointed with the ball. It makes for a fairly cheap souvenir of the 2010 World Cup, but not a very good training soccer ball. There are a lot of better options available.
good ball for the money! great look...Jul 14, 2010
the ball is perfect for training , the colors of the ball are nice, easy to follow on the field.
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