Description
How the sound design works
The three metal bells sit loose inside the rubber shell, ringing freely as the ball rolls or is thrown. The eight holes aren’t just structural, they’re acoustic, letting the bell sound escape clearly rather than being muffled by the rubber casing. Get the hole pattern or bell weight wrong and the ball either rings too quietly to track at pace, or the bells rattle inconsistently. This ball’s construction is built around solving that specific problem.
Training and match use
This ball suits club training sessions, school sports programmes, and full match play alike. Because the construction is built to the same heavyweight spec as competition-grade balls, teams training with it get a true sense of ball weight and sound behaviour, rather than adapting to a lighter training ball and recalibrating for matches. Clubs running junior or beginner sessions may prefer a softer foam ball instead. This one is built for full-weight, full-pace play.
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.