Good balls?

Discussion in 'Soccer Boots' started by AfroSmiley, Dec 20, 2005.

  1. AfroSmiley New Member

    Member Since:
    Sep 22, 2005
    What's a good ball that I can get for $40 or less?

    I have a Puma Tourada and I have been practicing with that a lot lately and juggling and working on freestlye tricks. I like the ball, but it's very heavy. Today I went to training for the first time with my personal trainer and all the balls he had were very light. Dirbbling those light balls was a lot different and harder for some reason. I felt like I could barely feel the ball at my feet because they were so light. Juggling was also harder. Granted, my feet were numb from the cold and tight shoes...

    What kind of ball do you guys prefer? Heavy or very light?
          
  2. red & wite army I ain't no drama queen!

    Member Since:
    Jan 15, 2005
    Location:
    Seoul/Cape Town
    I actually prefer the cheap end nike or adidas balls without padding. They are very responsive and are just the correct weight. :)
  3. AfroSmiley New Member

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    Sep 22, 2005
  4. red & wite army I ain't no drama queen!

    Member Since:
    Jan 15, 2005
    Location:
    Seoul/Cape Town
  5. JUKE BOX8 New Member

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    Jul 3, 2005
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    SAN josie
    The total 90 team 250 is pretty good.
  6. Twilliger New Member

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    Nov 5, 2004
    I am not a fan of the under $40 balls produced by nike and adidas. In that price range I would go with Brine (international mayber) or Select #10. I definitely would not practise with a ball lighter that the typical match balls used where I play.
  7. hectic New Member

    Member Since:
    Dec 21, 2005
    Location:
    The Ghetto
    I love both cheap and expensive versions of the terrestra:D

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    can you still get them?
  8. Dr.Phil Member

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    Jan 18, 2004
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    The OC
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    FC Bayern München
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    United States


    Brine does make good balls

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