Game-Ready Wilson NCAA Composite Football: Exceptional Performance and Durability Review

I ordered this thinking I would get something similar to the photo. Instead, I got the "Red Zone" version, which sells for $9.97 at Walmart. I have the bronze version, not the one in the photo. Don't waste money. It holds air for a couple of hours, but after a day or two it flattens uselessly. So don't think you can pump it up and use it on weekends, better take a pump with you! upset.

Neighborhood kids used my large front yard for their friendly soccer brawls and after deciding it was time to show those punks what the real world is I ordered this ball. Let me tell you , there was nothing like the feel of that Wilson NCAA Composite football under my hand as I rode 12-year-olds and enjoyed the glory days of my first C-Team Due to various injuries, I know I've been in the precinct's football stats this season stand at the top. Can't wait to smash this at a picnic next door this

I bought this to bring a friend who moved to New Zealand (it's not easy to get footballs there). This ball is at its best. The part of the soccer ball where you inflate it (where you put the needle in) is not level with the ball. It's a little crooked, so it's proud of a soccer ball's face. You can feel it when you drop it. Also, we scattered it a bit in the driveway and the ball isn't very durable. A drop and the laces are pretty frayed. If you just throw them on the beach they might last a…

I bought two of these balls for the senior flag football tournament. We used them 5-6 times and didn't even make it to our soccer tournament. flies through the air - the size allows you to throw a ball down, due to the size people can't throw elusive ball passes. Cons - the tip of one of the bullets began to deform a little. We haven't used them that much so I'm a little worried they won't last long. That's why I didn't give 5 stars. I would give 4 ½ stars if I could - exercise helped! I'm…