🏀 Composite Indoor/Outdoor Baden Crossover Basketball Review

Gave my son a ball for Christmas. By the time youth basketball season started and we realized the ball wasn't holding air, the return window had already passed.

Amazing ball for the price. Now there are about 6 children in the team. Good composite coverage but intended for outdoor use. I used to have a Wilson outdoor composite that got very hard. This ball still looks new after a few months on the road.

Not the best ball for outdoor activities. It burned down shortly after purchase and after a couple of weeks it stopped breathing for more than a day. Finally, replace it a few weeks later with a Spalding NBA Neverflat Indoor/Outdoor Basketball for about $40, and it hasn't had to be inflated once since May.

This ball was part of the rectal waste. It started leaking from the start, now the inflation valve is losing air and I've hardly used it, I think they call it a basketball. This is the second ball I've bought from Revain and I will never buy another ball from you. That

I bought this basketball mainly as an alternative to my tried and true Wilson leather basketball and I love the color too. However, my Wilson basketball can stay airborne for a year or more, while this one can hardly keep it airborne for more than a day. I wouldn't buy it again and would love to return it but it's been too long since I bought it.

Was a Christmas present in December. Now that the girls' season has started, we filled the ball and used it twice before a massive warp bubble popped up and rendered the ball useless. I've never seen a ball die so fast. I have the caliber and the ball was properly inflated, not a pound more. Terrible quality. Avoid. Of course I no longer have any guarantees and on top of that I have a disappointed player.