Anonymous
11/23/2023 20:20
Subject: What brand of soccer ball is best (buying for an Angel Tree-type of organization)
If he is a good player he doesn’t want a five and below throwaway ball. Assuming he is a 2011 or earlier Birthyear he would be a size 5 (born in 2012 or later would be size 4). You can find a FIFA Pro ball for $50 occasionally - usually a Puma Orbita 1 Pro - Puma.com has this in the La Liga yellow version on sale right now at $50 - this is a match quality ball with the “FIFA PRO” stamp.
If you don’t want to spend that - then look for an Adidas “competition” level ball. These MSRP for 60 but can often be found for 40-50.
If you don’t want to spend that - then look for an Adidas “competition” level ball. These MSRP for 60 but can often be found for 40-50.
Anonymous
11/21/2023 21:30
Subject: What brand of soccer ball is best (buying for an Angel Tree-type of organization)
Anonymous wrote:We have this and it perfectly fine:
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Umbro-Ceramica-2-0-Size-5-Youth-and-Beginner-Soccer-Ball-Yellow/343504007?variantFieldId=actual_color
Bright yellow and we use a sharpie to put our name on everything. At $12, the price is right.
I’m the first person who responded and think this is perfect. An air pump is a good idea too.