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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Better balls (FIFA Pro quality) will not hold air as well as the mid range (Adidas League level). Plus, if he is that good he will need to adjust ball pressure due to temperature changes. Buy him a small pump to keep in his bag.

If he is really good or is playing a lot - get a few FIFA Pro balls. The Puma Orbita (la liga, seria A, or unbranded) can be found for 50 or less (Nike and Adidas pro balls won’t go below $80 very often). If you just need a bag of balls for training that aren’t terrible - buy adidas “league” level balls or select numero 10s ($40, but can often find them for under 30). A middle option would be the adidas “competition” balls, which retail for 60 but they aren’t discounted that often, so at that price point you may as well buy top end pumas. 
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NP here. Thanks for this. I just picked up a Puma Orbita La Liga 1 Pro Match on sale for $50 (from $140) on Puma’s website.  [b]Yellow probably wouldn’t be my first choice[/b], but that’s a great deal.

To other posters, be careful ordering for discounted prices on Amazon as lots of reviewers write about ordering pro balls and then receiving official replicas. [/quote]

We have a neon yellow puma la liga  ball and my kid can easily always find it after practice!!! [/quote]

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