Guides

We have collected some guides to help you choose the right soccer ball, futsal ball, handball or goalkeeper glove.

SOCCER BALL GUIDE

Which soccer ball is the right for your purpose? Here we have listed some different soccer ball guides to help you choose the right ball.

Soccer Ball Sizes

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size 3

Age: 7 - 8 years

size 4

Age: 9 - 12 years

size 5

Age: 13+ years

Our different soccer ball categories

Professional

​This range of soccer balls is used for soccer matches played at top professional level.​

Club

​This range of balls are suitable for club-level matches and training.

Training

This range delivers training performance at an excellent value for youth players.

Camp

The camp series is perfect for recreational programs or training camps looking for a budget option.

Special

The balls in The Special Series are used for various goalkeeper excercises and for outfield players to practice headers with.​

Artificial grass (AG)

Our Numero 10 Turf Match and X-Turf soccer balls are ideal for trainings and matches played on artifcial grass.

Approval Stamp

See what the different approval stamps on your soccer ball means.

FUTSAL GUIDE

How to find the perfect futsal ball for you.

Futsal categories

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For professionals

Our Futsal Super TB is specially made for professionals. Our popular Futsal Super is thermally glued with a strong foam lining, which gives the ball a fantastic touch.

For clubs

Futsal Master, Planet Futsal, Futsal Jinga, Futsal Magico, and Futsal Samba are all made for club training and match.  

HANDBALL GUIDE

Which handball is the right for your purpose? Here we have listed some different handball guides to help you choose the right ball.

Handball Sizes

Size 0

Age: 8 - 11 years

Size 1

Age: 12 - 13 years

Size 2 / JR

Women age: 14+ years
Men age: 14 - 16 years

Size 3 / SR

Men age: 17+ years

Understand how our soccer balls, futsal balls and handballs are sewn together

Inflating instructions

How to inflate your ball correctly

Straighten the ball out as best as possible.

Shake the ball so that the ladder ishanging loosely and vertically beneath thevalve hole.

Allow 1 - 2 drops of SELECT valve oil to drip into the valve hole. Remember to oil the ball regularly so that the valve doesn’t dry out.

Pump the ball up with a SELECT pump. It is important that the bladder is in the vertical position as shown here. Always remember to use the nipple.

Use a SELECT pressure gauge to check if the ball has the recommended pressure (see recommendation on the ball).

Clean the ball with a brush and tepid water. Drythe ball with a cloth. Place the ball in a ventilatedroom with a temperature of 59 - 68°F.

goalkeeper glove guide

Learn how to find the perfect goalkeeper glove for you.

How to measure your hand to find your glove size

We have gloves for all levels

Gloves for professionals:
93 Elite, 88 Pro Grip, 90 Flexi Pro, 77 Super Grip.

Gloves for amateurs
33 Protec, 33 Protec HG, 33 Protec Cure, 32 Allround

Gloves for kids:
03 Youth Protec, 03 Youth HG, 02 Youth Allround

Latex types

Adhesion Plus Latex (93 Elite v22

Premium latex. The right choice for the professional goalkeeper in terms of grip, softness and durability. Ensures a perfect grip in all kinds of weather and excellent feel with the ball. 3 mm latex with 3 mm foam lining on the back. This latex is used by many goalkeepers at the highest
level.

Quartz Latex (88 Pro Grip gloves v22)

Premium latex. Ideal
for professional goalkeepers. Improved softness ensures a perfect grip in all kinds of weather and excellent ball control. 3 mm latex with 3 mm
foam lining on the back. The Quartz latex contains dots in grey pigment. The dots bind the latex molecules together, making the gloves more resistant and ensuring that they last longer. The dots also provide a firmer grip. This latex is used by many goalkeepers at the highest level.

 

Professional grip latex (90 Flexi Pro v22)

All-round superior latex in black, suitable for both matches and training. In terms of price, this latex is just below the premium gloves, and is
therefore also a favourite for amateur players. Guarantees
a good grip for goalkeepers in all kinds of weather. 3 mm latex with 3 mm foam lining. This latex is used by many goalkeepers at the highest
level.

 

Super Soft Latex (77 Super Grip v22)

Very high quality foam for superior gloves. Has a good grip quality, although this
does mean that the glove needs to be cleaned more often than other types of
latex . Good grip in all weathers and good durability. 4 mm latex

 

Dura Grip (33 Protec, HG & Cure)

Latex suitable for training. Special latex construction for enhanced durability. The
gripping quality is therefore less strong than the superior gloves. 3 mm latex with 3 mm foam lining

 

New Softy Latex (02 Allround)

Latex suitable for training. Special latex construction for enhanced durability. The
foam is less soft than the other types of latex we work with, as
the focus is on durability. 3 mm latex with a 4 mm foam lining
compensates for the slightly harder latex

 

New Basic (03 Youth Protec)

Latex suitable for training. Special latex construction for enhanced durability. The
foam is less soft than the other types of latex we work with, as
the focus is on durability. 3 mm latex with 3 mm foam lining

Flexion Latex (03 Youth HG, 02 Youth Allround)

Latex suitable for training. Special latex construction for enhanced durability. The foam is less soft than the other types of latex we work with, as the focus is on durability. 3 mm latex with a 4 mm foam lining
compensates for the slightly harder latex

Glove terms explained

NEGATIVE CUT
A popular glove cut choice that reminds of Flat Cut. This style of cut also has gussets between the palm and the backhand. The gussets of the 88 glove are also made of latex giving constant latex contact between the glove and the ball. Negative Cut fits snugger and the fingers are held in place giving optimal ball contact when catching. This is the most common cut among professionals.

FLAT CUT
Traditional glove cut with a flat palm construc-tion providing a larger area of contact and mak-ing the glove more flexible. This style of glove typically fits looser than many other styles with more room for the fingers. Flat Cut is the most popular cut used for finger protection gloves.

HYLA CUT

Hyla cut palm features the best aspects of roll cut and flat cut. Latex rolled around individual finger tips for snug fit and feel combined with a flat style palm that gives the fingers increased comfort and breathability. This unique fit and feel allows the user to have the great fit of rool finer while providing enough room to utilize finger protection.

Anatomic Fit System
Ensures correct fit, as the glove is designed according to hands’ natural grip position.

Punch Zone
In non-sliding material for increased force and reduction of the rotary effect on the ball