Champion Sports Striker Soccer Balls NFHS Approved

Item #: E4895

Price: $10.39 - $10.79

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4 NFHS APPROVED

5 NFHS APPROVED

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Champion Sports Striker Soccer Balls NFHS Approved Designed for competitive or recreational play, the Champion Sports Striker Soccer Ball offers a balance between a soft touch and powerful kicks. This soccer ball is crafted with a PU cover for added softness that maintains kicking power. The 32 machine-stitched panels ensure long-lasting durability, while a butyl bladder traps air exceptionally well to keep the ball inflated throughout gameplay. This Champion Sports Striker Soccer Ball is a reliable option for practice or competitive matches. Available in multiple sizes. Features: NFHS Approved PU cover for added softness without compromising power and weight Butyl bladder for exceptional air retention and durability during intense play 32 Machine stitched panels for added quality and durability Available in multiple sizes, each sold separately Sizes: STRIKER5: Size 5, recommended ages 12 and up NFHS Approved STRIKER4: Size 4, recommended ages 8-12 NFHS Approved STRIKER3: Size 3, recommended ages 8 and under Balls may be shipped deflated.

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28 reviews

First L.

May 16, 2023

kid approved. I bought 3 boxes of various sizes of balls for Bohemia Elementary School In Cottage Grove Oregon. Funding is always a continuing issue within our schools or lack of funding I should say in the U.S. and playground equipment usually takes a back seat to general needs. The third graders at Bohemia give you 10 stars out of 5 and I agree.

First L.

Apr 14, 2023

These soccer balls were much better than expected. Now well see how they hold up.

First L.

Oct 26, 2022

Great balls - excellent for training

First L.

May 27, 2022

So far so good. Purchased these balls for training for my kids and the quality is better than expected. Have used for several sessions so far and balls have held air and with no other obvious defects or shortcomings. I purchased other more expensive balls at the same time and these are of equal quality, if I had to do over again I would have only purchased these balls as the quality relative to the price is fantastic.

First L.

Apr 26, 2022

Some panels fell off

First L.

Feb 7, 2019

will work

First L.

Nov 22, 2018

Good quality, better adidas and other glider category soccer balls. Buy with confidence.

First L.

Nov 19, 2018

good smack around training balls, can't beat the price.(just when a cold day can be kinda stiff)

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