Official FIVB Beach Champ Game Ball - MIKASA VLS300 in Blue/Yellow Color Review

I ordered another ball, I will change for a long time if the one I returned comes. Who will return my nerves and money spent on travel if I have to return the goods again? Photos in reverse order: 1 - inflated; 2 - in a minute; 3 - after 2-3 minutes

The most popular and high-quality beach volleyball ball, if the price bites, there is a slightly cheaper analogue of the same company.

The second time I buy balls in this store, the first time the ball for the hall, the second time the beach. All balls without jambs

I thought for a long time whether it is worth taking this model, taking into account the fact that I play at an amateur level. In the end, I took it and never regretted it. Especially considering that I often play on the seashore and there the ball constantly flies into the water. Cheaper models do not tolerate it well, but this is all for nothing!)

Has pros: The ball is not bad, there are flaws. It doesn't affect the game. Its cons: Bad seam on the sword. I've been playing with them for a year, so far so good.

I also have a simpler ball Mikasa VX30. To give to children or to leave them in the yard is excellent, the difference is not so big with the VLS300. However, if you keep them side by side, there are many differences (evenness, non-slip, softness, sound on impact, moisture repellency .) I. E. to directly enjoy your favorite game on the sand, I recommend taking this FBS300 ball, and if you leave it occasionally, then the ball is 2 times cheaper, it will fit perfectly, you will not notice the…

When I first brought it to the park, no one wanted to play with it, they thought it was a space ball. I love this ball, it plays like a home ball with the touch and feel of a street ball. Has enough weight to play in light winds and doesn't lose shape like the Wilson AVP. fun to play

I've compared this ball to an official beach volleyball and haven't noticed any difference in quality or feel and he was $20 cheaper. so bought. We've been using it for 6 weeks and it works great. We liked it so much we bought a second one so those who weren't on the pitch at the time could still warm up with the same type of ball.

This is the third volleyball brand I've bought and it ranks in the middle. My personal favorite is Beach Ball King. Mikasa isn't bad, but she's not great either. It has slightly less grip than the KotB and is also slightly stiffer. As previously mentioned, this ball would be ideal for use in wet and/or windy conditions. Despite this, it's still better than any Wilson volleyball.

Seriously Of all the balls that are the most comfortable to spin when hitting and jumping, you might want to skip this one. Optx is fall friendly and the king of the beach? Even if you miss, you cannot miss. However, if you're looking for a ball to keep you honest and wise, you_will_love_it. I have 12 of these for adult private lessons. Very light on the shoulder and doesn't hold moisture on rainy days like some balls do when they get heavier.

I've been playing this ball in the leagues all summer, no leaks, great durability. Without lumps and deformations. This ball is soft and much more comfortable to play compared to inferior vinyl covered balls that crack as they age and dry. I paid 45€ for it and am considering buying another one as a fallback. The Wilson King of the Beach Volleyball is a great alternative to this ball, although I personally like it better.

love playing with this ball! It floats well and will happen predictably. It's a bit more difficult to install than other beach balls in my opinion, but it's also significantly more water resistant than other beach balls and unlike some other beach balls (*cough* Spalding King of the Beach *cough*) this ball stayed in a spherical shape. Others I've played with, especially those who are more offensively oriented (I play mostly defensively), have complained that the ball "feels" more like a closed

We played the game a few weekends after getting the ball and then stayed home the next weekend, surprisingly the ball deflated a lot, I pumped it up and played last weekend, watched the pressure, it held hardly any pressure for the rest of the day. I said I would try again today, I checked the ball for holes I couldn't find. I inflated it this morning and found it had lost enough pressure by the time I got home for lunch. I've had a lot of Mikas in the past and this is the first one that…

I was skeptical about the purchase as the price of this volleyball was much lower than the 74.99 advertised on the Mikasa website and I thought it might be a copy. Since most of the reviews were positive, I decided to give it a try. I've never owned an official ball, so I didn't have anything quite like it. When I received the ball it was beautiful and very similar to the photos posted on the Mikasa website. However, I noticed that there were certain spots on the ball where it appeared to be…