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popular Posted by minntwins | Staff • Feb 13, 2024
Feb 13, 2024 7:43 PM
29.5" Spalding Super Tack Pro Indoor & Outdoor Basketball $14.97 + Free Shipping w/ Walmart+ or $35+
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Size 5 27.5" 17 oz Boys and girls ages 9-11 years old. This is the standard youth basketball you find in most stores.
Size 6 28.5" 20 oz Boys ages 12-14. Girls and women ages 12 and up. This is the official size for women's high school, college, and pro basketball.
Size 7 29.5" 22 oz Men and boys ages 15 and up. This is official size for high school, college, and the pros.
I currently have a standard rubber ball that was highly discouraged by the coach.
I currently have a standard rubber ball that was highly discouraged by the coach.
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I currently have a standard rubber ball that was highly discouraged by the coach.
I currently have a standard rubber ball that was highly discouraged by the coach.
I currently have a standard rubber ball that was highly discouraged by the coach.
- Wilson Evolution - Probably the most popular indoor ball (as a result, make sure you label it, so no one mistakes yours for theirs). This is probably the go to ball in pickup games.
- Spalding TF-1000 Legacy - My personal favorite. I really like this ball to practice dribbling and shooting. The original TF-1000 was easily the best ball in the 90s.
- Baden Perfection Elite - used in Texas HS games. This ball is very close to the old school TF-1000.
- Wilson NCAA Evo NXT Game Ball. I'm not big on the bright orange color and the grip around the letters is a bit slippery but good for shooting.
- Nike Elite - newer ball. Kids seem to love it. Solid ball but I personally use the others more.
These are all indoor balls. They will wear down very quick on a hard court. You really can't go wrong with any of these. Kids just need to put in the work. Practicing with a mediocre ball will always beat not practicing at all.
- Wilson Evolution - Probably the most popular indoor ball (as a result, make sure you label it, so no one mistakes yours for theirs). This is probably the go to ball in pickup games.
- Spalding TF-1000 Legacy - My personal favorite. I really like this ball to practice dribbling and shooting. The original TF-1000 was easily the best ball in the 90s.
- Baden Perfection Elite - used in Texas HS games. This ball is very close to the old school TF-1000.
- Wilson NCAA Evo NXT Game Ball. I'm not big on the bright orange color and the grip around the letters is a bit slippery but good for shooting.
- Nike Elite - newer ball. Kids seem to love it. Solid ball but I personally use the others more.
These are all indoor balls. They will wear down very quick on a hard court. You really can't go wrong with any of these. Kids just need to put in the work. Practicing with a mediocre ball will always beat not practicing at all.
I've jammed many fingers using those cheap, rubber balls.
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