Wilson NCAA Official Replica Game Basketball

Ezio Verissimo: Produto com pouca durabilidade.

Brazil on Sep 01, 2023

Webert Hermógenes: The media could not be loaded.  Essa bola tem muitos pontos fortes gostei muito do quique rápido que ela tem, além disso, a textura dela estranha um pouco mais a pegada é boa. Joguei algumas partidas com ela e gostei da dinâmica que ela oferece e aparentemente vai furar muito tempo por conta da durabilidade, com tudo, acho que é uma ótima opção pra quem tá procurando uma bola resistente e de ótima qualidade sem falar que ela é leve também em bora resistente.

Brazil on Jun 29, 2023

Cliente Kindle: Boa performance!

Brazil on May 16, 2023

Ben N: Usually when I look for an affordable basketball they're always very bad quality and last only a few games. This basketball will last you for a while. The grip of this ball is good, nice bounce and a very good weighted basketball. It is very had to find a good quality basketball but I definitely recommend getting this one.

Australia on Sep 26, 2022

Leo H.: I've had this ball for a few weeks now and the grip is still feeling great and showing no signs of wear after being used 2-3 times a week on the court. This ball has a great feel and hopefully holds up better than my Spalding All Court balls, which turn into big fuzzy tennis balls after a few months of outdoor use.

United States on Nov 01, 2021

Beryl M. Calloway: My grandson is an awesome basketball player and “every” year, I purchase this “same” basketball as a Christmas gift for him! He picked it out knowing exactly what to look for (because obviously I didn’t realize you had to be that particular!) and he’s always excited to open this gift! He’s 16 now, and on his 6th basketball…he wears them out! This is a good purchase.

United States on Oct 24, 2021

Ilias: I missed BBal sooo much! This ball literally doesn't tear a bit. I used it today for about 6 hours on an asphalt court and I can't even notice the slightest damages. While other balls almost always loose a bit of grip after playing for a few hours on that court. The composite leather is amazing.

Netherlands on Mar 20, 2021

Sam: I play basketball on a outdoor court almost everyday. When I can get to an indoor court I go to my trusty Wilson Evolution, but that wasn't possible during the pandemic. The outdoor court closest to my house has pretty rough cement so I know I will have to change the basketball around every three months. I am OK with spending $50 every three months for my hobby.

However, I have bought and returned many Spalding balls around the $40 price range, and all of them now has degrading quality compared to their same models four or five years ago. The latest and greatest offender is the Spalding Zi/O which feels like a toddler's ball and lighter than official weight. I gave all of them a one star detailing my utter disappointment with the Spalding brand.

This ball does not let me down. Weight is accurate, bounce has a heft, soft with plenty of grip. Does not attract dust like most other balls I tried, even when dirty the deep channels helps out a lot.

The only downside is that the inflation nozzle is not flush with the ball, you can feel it when you touch it and changes your bounce direction (though that is less of a problem when you are on somewhat uneven cement...

United States on Jan 25, 2021

ZaurusZaurus: I purchased *5* of these balls so I have a pretty good idea of what to expect. For the price they can't be beat. They are not the best balls out there but they are the best for under $20.
They are perfect outdoor balls since they are so cheap: I use them mostly outside so they get worn down sooner rather than later but every ball gets worn down outside. Still, it was durable enough to last a while. At this price you can get 2 or 3 for the price of 1 expensive one and those 3 will last you much longer than the single expensive one.

One important note: There are actually 2 versions of this ball. They are similar but slightly different. 1 version is made in Taiwan and it is a bit softer, lighter, and higher quality. The Chinese version is heavier, and a bit more "plastic" like with less quality. It is still OK but hope for the Taiwan version.
The UPC numbers are exactly the same but the lettering/font is a bit different, the air hole is different, and obviously, one says Made in Taiwan and one says Made in China.

United States on Jan 23, 2020

Scott S.Scott S.: I write this from the point of view of a former high school player and regular at my local 24 hour fitness. I've had the ball for about seven months and have played hundreds of pickup games and shoot-arounds with this ball. I grew up using the more expensive and superior Evolution and several other NFHS basketballs.

First thing out of the box you'll notice is that the ball isn't anywhere near as orange as the pictures make them out to be. It's a orange with a dark pink hue. If you held the Evolution/Solution/TF1000 next to it you'd see the major difference. The ball has decent grip (great for the price range) and is passable for a game ball. If you're not playing much hoops and/or aren't going to take it very seriously, this ball is best for 95% of players out there. The ball is nowhere near as soft of spongy as the Evolution, which is a potential plus in competitive games where a form shooter will outplay someone who relies on touch to shoot. It feels more like a regular leather ball than a composite in the shooting motion.

Things I don't necessarily enjoy about the ball:

1) It had an odd bounce, especially the first few months of using it. I had a really...

United States on Jan 12, 2016