These outdoor size 7 basketballs are already a great deal at $12.99 each, but $10 each (2 for $20) is a steal.
I've been using one for a few months now and they are super grippy, and generally great to play with.
Spalding Rebound Basketball 7, Two for $20 + Delivery ($0 C&C/ in-Store) @ Rebel Sport
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b-radicool on 07/11/2022 - 15:21 rebelsport.com.au (468 clicks)
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Never tried the $10 kmart ones, but its better than most outdoor ones I've tried at the bottom end of the price range.
If only it wasn't so hideously ugly
It gets darker and less ugly pretty quickly, IRL.
I was pissed at missing the $30 Wilson Showcase deal (that people said turned out to be a great ball!), and was planning to buy one of these for a rubber ball (based on someone's recommendation on here). But I found a Wilson Signature Series (Indoor/Outdoor) marked down to $35 at CostCo - I believe they were getting rid of it because it was the last ball left. Couldn't really find reviews on this ball (Signature Series), but looks to be a cheaper "outlet" version (for sale in Walmart/CostCo/etc) of the Authentic Series. Hopefully it's similar to the Showcase!
Does anyone with the Showcase / Authentic Series (indoor/outdoor) have the grip/durability/feel ratings on the box? For comparison, this Signature Series (indoor/outdoor) is rated by Wilson as: 7 for grip, 8 for durability and 8 for feel. Just wondering how it compares (even just from self-rating by Wilson).
Is this Rebound ball still going to feel like rubbish compared to any synthetic leather ball? (I never really liked rubber balls!)
Someone also gave me a Spalding TF Flex, which I don't really like…is this Rebound any better?
Definitely no better than a TF Flex and way off a decent synthetic leather ball
I wouldnt say a steal. Pretty ordinary ball but for $10 prob on par with a $10 ball from kmart.