🏐 Enhanced Tachikara Sensi-Tec SV-5WSC Composite Volleyball (EA) Review

I was at an indoor binge. Bought a purple and yellow Mikasa Olympic ball which was the best rumored to be. Fur. I think it's very bad. A lot of body hits on contact and very little grip. I rate Mikasa 3 out of 5. Out of frustration I bought the Molten M5V5000 with high hopes. Still some body punch on contact but better and the grip is pretty good. I rate it 4 out of 5. This Tachikara SV5WSC has no body bumps and really good grip. It's a slightly slower ball, but if you want to get a little more

I was so excited about my purchase as the color and price was great I saw it drop to $15 worth the wait was. My sister bought the same ball from Amazon two months ago and I wanted one for myself. She mentioned that her VB gets drained/drained easily. and so i pumped mine and a few days later same problem. were very careful and attentive when inflating so as not to hit the inner bubble as instructed in the instructions. The ball isn't quite flat like the old balls I've had in the past, but it…

I'm a volleyball fan and play 2-3 times a week. Outdoor sand/grass, pool volleyball, tennis volleyball and for child education. The texture of this volleyball is soft and feels fantastic on sets, hits and spikes. It's really different and different from the SV-18S, which is Tachikara's bottom recreational volleyball ball. BTW the ball was deflated and had a sticker on it with instructions on how to properly inflate it, but I'm not sure how. The guide really helps and is different from the way…