WILSONNCAA Final Four Basketball - 29.5" and 28.5"

Why did you pick this product vs others?:This basketball is a solid choice for players of all levels. Right away, the grip stands out — the textured composite leather surface gives great control for dribbling, passing, and shooting. Whether you're going for a fast break or working on free throws, the ball feels secure in your hands, even after long sessions.The bounce is consistent and reliable. It doesn’t feel too hard or too soft, and it reacts well on both indoor courts and outdoor blacktop. After several uses, it’s held its shape perfectly, and air retention has been impressive — I haven’t had to pump it up since the first inflation.

I have coached youth basketball travel teams for the past 7 years. These balls are the best quality for indoor courts to prepare for our tournaments.

I bought this ball for my 10yo daughter for basketball practice. It has withstood hundreds of practices and camps for over a year now. She even prefers it over her $100 Wilson Evolution Basketball. Will buy again for my 7yo son who starts playing this fall.

My boyfriend says this basketball made him play better lol

This is a good PRACTICE ball. The feel and the playability is not as good as a game ball like the Evolution. But that is perfect for practice because one has to shoot more accurately to get it in the hoop. I love using it for practice and warm ups and the transition to a game ball is flawless. I have used the 29.5 and 28.5 indoors for 2 years for me and my boys and they have held up well.

Bought for my grandson to replace a worn out one. He was so excited. He loves this kind of they have been very durable.

Great ball for the price

I have had this ball for about two months. It is not leaking and holds pressure well. There is an outdoor court not too far from me and I get tired of just walking around the neighborhood. So I take the ball over to the court and dribble from end to end (can't really call it running) and shoot the ball. I can still hit a few even though I am retired. This seems to help with balance and coordination and you get more upper body work than you do with walking. The ball is easy to dribble and grip.