SENDA Street Freestyle, Trick, and Skills Soccer Ball with Rubber Outer Cover, Fair Trade Certified, Black/White, Size 4 (Ages 13 & Up)

It isn’t a normal soccer ball nor those futsal ball that doesn’t bounce much, but it is on the heavier side and have a thicker surface with great texture! Very good quality and perfect to play on a hard ground/ tougher surface, and of course as its name it is a freestyle ball, love it!

My kids play Futsal and outdoor soccer. This ball allows them to play on the concrete and sidewalk and practice skills outside. The ball is very grippy on the foot and has a pretty low bounce to keep it from flying all over the place. I may need to buy two of these as the kids are always fighting over who gets to use it. This ball feels more like a futsal ball and less like a soccer ball. The outside of the ball reminds me of the outside of a tire with small treads to grip the foot. Overall great ball for outside play on hard surfaces.

Kids love this ball. After destroying many regular soccer balls I found this and ordered for the kids. It is incredibly well built and durable. Kids use it on the street every day and it is holding up extremely well. Seems a little heavier than a standard soccer ball but the kids don’t notice or care. If you are tired of replacing balls every month get this and leave those days behind.

Bought this ball to use on hard surfaces. It was mostly used on smooth dirt. After less than two months, it will not hold air anymore at all. And the ball still looks new. My son really didn’t even use it that much. There are no holes. The air leaks out through all the seams. Since the Amazon return window had passed, I called the number given by Amazon for product support, which was Senda customer support. They said as it was purchased through a third party (Amazon) they could not help. I asked what the policy was if I had purchased through them. They said return or exchange within 30 days, only if the product is unused. What an absolute joke. Don’t waste your money. The ball is now in the trash.

I really want to rate this ball 5 stars because the quality is fantastic and I love the look of it as well as playing with it, however other players that we play futsal with don't like the ball because of how strong the "stick" between the ball and the foot is. This is ideal for futsal players with ginga and very intricate skills. For those making the transition from outdoor soccer to futsal (many casual futsal players) this ball causes you to trip over your own ankles quite easily and even fall. A durable ball for skilled street players is this one. A futsal ball for casual competitive games between mediocre to above average outdoor soccer players is not this one. Either way, bravo to Senda because I do like this ball and it fits my play.

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Great Ball for street soccer. I have used this ball plenty on the driveway and can say the durability is great. It's heavier than a normal soccer ball, but it is pretty easy to get used to. Glad I got this so I can do a bit of soccer cardio without having to find a field.

I have several Senda soccer/futsal balls and think that they generally make very good products at a reasonable price. This ball is essentially a rubberized futsal ball. It is good for some things, and not so good for other things.PROS: The ball has a great weight and feel, and the rubber is slightly tacky on foot. This makes it great for juggling and freestyling and doing cool tricks. The craftsmanship is quality and the material will certainly hold up to heavy/hard use.CONS: That tacky feeling that makes it great for tricks, makes it a nightmare for dribbling. Do not, under any circumstance, attempt to dribble this ball at speed. It will stick to your foot, no matter how light your touch, and you will take a header over the ball. With time you learn little techniques for how not to trip over the ball, but these techniques are not especially useful in real soccer/futsal, so I don't think this would make a good training ball.Bottom line: If you want something to juggle, kick against a brick wall, or knock around on asphalt, go for it. I use it for these things. If you want something for a real street soccer game where dribbling is involved, my recommendation would be to stick with a standard futsal ball and just replace it more often.