Mikasa Micro Cell Volleyball White Review

We use it on paprika all the time and it's great! We love the texture/feel compared to other balls we've had before. I definitely recommend it.

My son chose this ball after doing research. He's only used it a couple of times but couldn't play due to Covid. He lay on his dresser for a month. The next time he used it, it was flat. No visible damage.

My friends and I have played volleyball for many years. We have never used a ball as amazing as this Mikasa ball. We'll just play with it at home, also because it feels so comfortable. I highly recommend this ball to all volleyball players, especially experienced players who want to experience an amazingly high ball.

Nice ball, feels soft like leather. We use it quite a lot in our A/B league. It's a bit heavier and less "fluffy" than the Tachikara, but plays and feels good. It's also not as fast-paced a game as the new NCAA Moltens (spiral coloring) which I prefer more, but it's what older players like more if they can't play tachi.

I buy Tachikara SV-5W gold volleyballs for my volleyball league before the price of the ball gets too high for my budget. And what's more, they only last a year, after which they go flat and won't even hold their breath for a night. The Mikas have been around a lot longer than the Tachikars and they still look good season after season. I like colored balls better than white ones because our gym has blinding windows and the ball blurs when it flies past them.

This is a gift for my 14 year old son. He just started playing volleyball and he likes this ball. It was 80% inflated. Gave him some quick pumps with a bike pump and he was ready to go. I'm not a volleyball expert but I have to say it was really good. Not too soft, but not so hard that your forearms burn after 2 minutes of hitting. It flies well in the air. There is no hesitation. It seemed to be holding air. The price seemed a bit high to me but then again I'm not a volleyball specialist so…

I really like this ball. I've only played competitively in high school, but for the past 11 years I've played on vacation and this is by far my favorite ball I've played. I used to love playing with the Tachikara volleyballs they carry in high school and this one does something similar. It's not too hard, but not too soft either. Someone else brought in a Spalding volleyball to play with an uncompetitive youngster and after about an hour and a half I left with 5 inch bruises on both arms…