Good ball at first, especially after it softens. However, on an outdoor court it got damaged quite quickly. I will not choose it again

The Grip is mid the weight i cant really understund if its good for practicing for real game balls the wind residence is good and it bounces well for the 36 euros i would recomend it but if you want to practice for real games i would say to buy something else more excpensive

So far I used this ball only on outside courts for around 70 hours and it’s holding up really well , the. Grip is good and the Weight it’s nice for an outdoor ball . If you play almost every day it might only last 4-6 months but for casual players it will last maybe up to 2 years .

I played for quite a while with a plastic Molten, the cheapest in its series, and the reason I wanted to change it was some little bumps I had noticed that started to bother me to the touch. I bought this one for about 36 euros. At first, I couldn't make a basket until I got used to it. After a while, I started 'sticking' them and I couldn't believe how easily it gave you the feeling that you had it under control.
Very satisfied. Time will tell, of course, whether it will lose air or develop bumps. I hope not.
As a first impression, I'm thrilled, and I was very skeptical.
I play on an outdoor court. The bounce slightly gives the feeling of plastic without excessive rebound, and the grip weakens with dust, which is understandable.

good air retention outdoors but otherwise poor grip and it bounces so well that I can't catch it that easily

I don't have an opinion on its durability yet, but it has very good grip and bounce. Very good first impressions.

Like a plastic-fake ball. It's not worth the 50 euros for any reason. Anyone who has an idea about basketball will be completely disappointed....

Excellent ball, As is normal, it needs a little playing time to soften and show its true value. Every time I take it with me to the fields, it becomes a hot commodity as everyone wants to play with it. I like it so much that I have a backup.

The quality is exactly what one expects, without wanting to diminish its value, I believe that the equivalent of Spalding wins in the details.

I have the ball exclusively for indoor use.
The ball has a very good grip and the most important thing is that the weight it has as a feeling in the hand is moderate, meaning you don't feel that it is too heavy but not too light either, resulting in mid-range shots or three-pointers being an easy task!
At €36 that I bought it, by far the best.....!!!
Now we have to see how long it will last even though I only have it for the court!

After 10 months of use on an outdoor court, I can say with certainty that it is one of the best balls I have played with. Its grip still holds up, and with the frequency I play, I estimate it has another 3-4 months of life left. What I must mention is that this particular court is literally ruthless on balls and shoes, as it is like sandpaper, so the time frame I mention as lifespan (about 10 months - 3-4 times a week) is very satisfactory. I highly recommend it, especially now that its price is under €50.

Ok, I won't say much, but it has the best grip and bounce for an NBA ball (not completely authentic). I wouldn't recommend it for outdoor use, but you can do whatever you want. I'm a bit afraid because it seems to be only for indoor and not outdoor, although it claims to be for both