Park court regulars
A rubber ball handles bitumen week after week.
Park courts and driveways are hard on a ball. An outdoor basketball needs a cover that shrugs off bitumen and still grips when you drive to the rim. Get the size right for the player and it will stay in the rotation for seasons.
Durable rubber and PVC balls in every size we make.
Outdoor and indoor balls in sizes 3 to 7.
Adjustable freestanding and wall-mounted hoops for outdoor courts.
Basketball shoes in low, mid and high-top cuts.
Hand pumps to top up balls between outdoor sessions.
Shorts, undershorts and tights for kids and adults.
Sports bags, backpacks and shoe bags, plus training kit.
If you want a very durable ball, go for rubber. Leather and synthetic covers give a better feel but suit smoother indoor floors.
Size 7 is for men and boys 13 and up, and size 6 is for women, girls 11 and up and boys aged 11 to 12. Size 5 suits ages 7 to 10.
Outdoor courts get dusty and hot. A rubber cover with good grip keeps the ball in your hands when you change direction.
A ball that holds its pressure bounces true for longer. Butyl in the bladder helps it go longer between top-ups.
A rubber ball handles bitumen week after week.
Pick a size per player so everyone shoots with the right ball.
A dedicated 3x3 ball matches the size and weight of the format.
| Size | Who it is for |
|---|---|
| Size 5 | Boys and girls aged 7 to 10 |
| Size 6 | Women, girls 11 and up, boys 11 to 12 |
| Size 7 | Men and boys 13 and up |
Outdoor balls need a tough cover that can handle rough surfaces like bitumen. Rubber is the go-to choice when you want durability. Our Resist R500 balls are designed for outdoor use with a rubber outer cover and are also fine indoors.
Yes. Our outdoor balls such as the Resist R500 and Essential R100 are rated for indoor floors too. Many players still keep a separate polyurethane ball for indoor games, because it offers a finer feel on smooth courts.
Choose by age and player. Size 7 suits men and boys 13 and up, size 6 suits women, girls 11 and up and boys 11 to 12, and size 5 suits kids aged 7 to 10. Playing with the right size makes ball handling and shooting much easier.
Use the pressure printed next to the valve, ideally with a pump that has a pressure gauge. Without a gauge, drop the ball from shoulder height: it should bounce back to about waist level. Both overinflated and underinflated balls make the game harder.
Yes. Our 3x3 ball has the circumference of a size 6 ball but the weight of a size 7, designed for the 3-on-3 format. It suits players who mostly play half-court games outdoors or indoors.
Grab a tough ball in the right size and get out there.
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