Senda Amador Training Soccer Ball, Fair Trade Certified

Non troppo pesante, bella colorata

bought it for low bounce performance training and games on astro turf, its a little too bouncy for a game where you are to work on good ball control skills.

I had purchased a bunch of Senda's previous models a couple years ago and they were pretty bad. Unbalanced and had a bad feel to them. As such I was hesitant to purchase these newer models, but I like the company so ordered one to test. Turns out the ball's are great. Very balanced and good feel, not to mention great colors for a coach. Purchased a total of 12 and couldn't be happier. The players like them and I can spot them 4 fields away. Thumbs up!

It feels well made, hasn't scuffed yet after several uses and going into the street, and kicks really well. My son really likes it, and the fact that it's different than other boy's balls on his youth teams. We're in Texas, and on the teams many of the boys end up with the exact same ball from Academy Sports, and they get mixed up. When they accidentally roll into other practice fields and you forget about them, other teams mistakenly pick them up and they're gone. Hasn't happened with this one. And, orange is cool.

Good texture, but had a few bumps after inflating but I think they will even out