WILSON NFL Super Grip Football
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When I received mine, the ball was adequately inflated; perhaps a little more air would be required, but it met Tom Brady's exacting standards. All of my deflated sports balls are inflated with a standard hand pump. There was no need for anything special.
Plastic
It's deflated when you receive it.
On the bottom half of the ball, I was able to transcribe James Joyce's Ulysses unabridged, so there's plenty of room to write on it.
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My 9-year-old son wrote this review, and he is not kidding when he says at the end how rough he plays with this ball. This ball has been excellent value for money. br>br>You should purchase the Wilson NFL football because of its low cost and high quality. It has a great grip and is simple to throw and catch. br>br> For instance, I've used it frequently and it's simple to remember. Another reason to buy junior size is that it only says junior size in one corner, rather than almost all over, giving it a babyish feel. As a result, it appears to be more realistic. Another reason to buy this football is that it is reasonably priced while still being of high quality. The majority of low-cost footballs are of poor quality, and the high-cost ones are prohibitively expensive; however, this one is both high-quality and low-cost. For example, I roughhoused with it with my friends for a year and a half before the side sewing gave way. You can, however, sew it back together. That is why, rather than getting another football, you should get this Wilson NFL Football.
This ball is excellent value for money; it's only slightly less expensive than the Duke replica, but it adds up over time if you buy a lot of them. br>br>In comparison to the leather and composite dukes (top and left), the color is a dark brown. As a result, there are some flaws. The composite material has a slightly different feel to it than the composite duke. br>br>If you're only getting one ball, get one of the Dukes, but if you're getting three balls, get this one.
I bought it to do some parking lot tailgating. I didn't want to spend a lot of money on a ball made of leather. I read the reviews and placed an order so that I would have a backup in case something went wrong. It arrived in a Wilson box, inflated to the brim. What a deal, unless something goes horribly wrong. The seams are not crooked. There are no sags. There are no obvious flaws, and the total cost is under $20. I can't expect much more if the game goes as well as it has.
For my son's Christmas present, I purchased this football. The football was inflated and ready to play when it arrived. The ball feels great in your hand, making it much easier to catch and throw. br>Because of these two advantages, I gave it an extra star. br>br>Now for the disappointing part of the ball that I received: the outer lining was not properly stitched and protruded from the lacing. What's worse, this flaw made it past Wilson's quality control, making me doubt their quality and workmanship. I suppose I'll keep the ball and deal with the situation as it arises. It's not like I'm going to use it on a regular basis. Please be aware of the quality before making a purchase.
These footballs cost me $5 each. Three of them are brand new, while the other two are from Amazon's warehouse. A significant split appeared out of nowhere on one of the brand new ones. It had been sitting around for a while when I picked it up and noticed a massive split in the surface that led to the bladder. One of the Amazon Warehouse footballs ("may have slight _____") arrived, and it appeared to have been used in a game for several weeks. There was no way this was a scuffed ball or package. It reminded me of something I'd see at Wal-Mart. Mart after having used it for a few years when they had a very generous return policy. I wish I could give a separate 5-star rating. br>br>I wish I could give a separate 5-star rating. However, I give Amazon a five-star rating because they promptly refunded my money with no questions asked. br>br>As for the football, if it lasts, it's a good deal; it has a good grip and feels good in your hand. Tear isn't an issue anywhere. Enough that, to replace the two I returned, I purchased two of the slightly more expensive models. "The Duke" footballs at a reasonable price. I wouldn't mind buying them again if the remaining Super Grip footballs lasted a long time (I only use them to throw into a QB practice net), especially at $14.
I'm a woman who enjoys playing football with my nephews, cousins, and father on occasion. It's difficult for me to find footballs that are easy to grip because I'm not only short but also have small hands. I can use the standard sizes, but some are wider than others, making it difficult for me to grip them at times. Every week, for example, I play catch with my older cousin, and his football is official size and very wide, so I had trouble throwing it at times due to my small hands. I was looking for a ball to throw around the yard when I came across this. I was pleasantly surprised when it arrived. The ball had a good grip and wasn't as wide as my cousin's football (I'm not sure why his is).
I purchased the Jr. version. a few years ago, I bought this size for my son It came with a pump, a scuff-resistant tee, and a kick-off tee. Now that he's older, he's looking for a full-size NFL football. The Spalding Never Flat Football was my first purchase, and it only lasted two throws and one kick. I returned the ball because it had split and the leather had peeled away. The Wilson F1100 Official NFL Game Football was the next item on my shopping list. After two throws, the leather began to peel away. I was so disappointed in the two purchases I had made because the balls were falling apart and my old one had never even scuffed. br>br>I was so disappointed in the two purchases I had made because the balls were falling apart and my old one had never even scuffed. br>br>I was so disappointed in the two purchases I had made because the balls were falling apart and it looked like an NFL reject. br>br> I needed to take a closer look at my Junior. Try to figure out which ball it was by looking at the size of the ball. I assumed it was the same ball after reading the writing on this one, so I bought it. br>br>It's a big hit with my son. He's been playing with it in the yard for two weeks and it's the ideal ball for him. The ball spirals nicely, has a good grip, and is resistant to scuffing. If you want a ball to throw around in the yard, this is the one to get because it will last a long time.
Officially fantastic- Wilson footballs of various sizes. Over the course of two weeks, we put it to the test. The grip is solid and comfortable after dozens of throws over a day period. br>br>In addition, this would make an excellent gift for a young person- Use it as a motivator to get them outside for a while; the beauty of football is that all you need is a ball and someone to play with! I'd better look up the NFC East standings in the newspaper because I'm feeling nostalgic for the 1980s. The reader is well aware that life back then was far more pleasant than it is now.
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