Comments on: Brine Soccer Balls http://www.fifapro.net/soccer-tournament/brine-soccer-balls All About Soccer Wed, 28 Jul 2010 20:51:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: betoatuiw http://www.fifapro.net/soccer-tournament/brine-soccer-balls/comment-page-1#comment-1511 betoatuiw Sun, 06 Dec 2009 06:13:28 +0000 http://www.fifapro.net/soccer-tournament/brine-soccer-balls#comment-1511 haha haha

]]> By: ZachE http://www.fifapro.net/soccer-tournament/brine-soccer-balls/comment-page-1#comment-1513 ZachE Thu, 03 Dec 2009 08:25:37 +0000 http://www.fifapro.net/soccer-tournament/brine-soccer-balls#comment-1513 it doesnt matter on price, but dont buy online, please. go and feel the ball and if you can try it out a little in the store. try a soccer store or a sporting goods store. thatll be your best bet. dont get something based on price, even cheap balls are awesome, i got one for free at a game and everybody loves it... it doesnt matter on price, but dont buy online, please. go and feel the ball and if you can try it out a little in the store. try a soccer store or a sporting goods store. thatll be your best bet. dont get something based on price, even cheap balls are awesome, i got one for free at a game and everybody loves it…

]]> By: e0139758 http://www.fifapro.net/soccer-tournament/brine-soccer-balls/comment-page-1#comment-1512 e0139758 Thu, 03 Dec 2009 08:03:11 +0000 http://www.fifapro.net/soccer-tournament/brine-soccer-balls#comment-1512 The best ball I've ever played with was the Brine NCAA official ball, but that goes far above your limit (and it should be noted that even though I loved the way the ball could curve, I never found it necessary to plunk down $135 for one of my own). Honestly, just check for "Fifa Approved" or "Fifa Inspected" on the ball. Those tend to be pretty decent. I also agree with the poster who said you don't need to spend 70 bucks. The best ball I've had recently was a $12 Brine from Dick's Sporting Goods. Another way to try to get a good ball is to go to the local HS or College soccer field and have a look in the woods near the goal. I've found Premium Match Quality balls while just hiking around. Players boot them into the woods and never chase them down. The best ball I've ever played with was the Brine NCAA official ball, but that goes far above your limit (and it should be noted that even though I loved the way the ball could curve, I never found it necessary to plunk down $135 for one of my own).

Honestly, just check for "Fifa Approved" or "Fifa Inspected" on the ball. Those tend to be pretty decent. I also agree with the poster who said you don't need to spend 70 bucks. The best ball I've had recently was a $12 Brine from Dick's Sporting Goods.

Another way to try to get a good ball is to go to the local HS or College soccer field and have a look in the woods near the goal. I've found Premium Match Quality balls while just hiking around. Players boot them into the woods and never chase them down.

]]> By: cavs2821 http://www.fifapro.net/soccer-tournament/brine-soccer-balls/comment-page-1#comment-1510 cavs2821 Thu, 03 Dec 2009 02:26:01 +0000 http://www.fifapro.net/soccer-tournament/brine-soccer-balls#comment-1510 haahah haahah

]]> By: stanleygcollins http://www.fifapro.net/soccer-tournament/brine-soccer-balls/comment-page-1#comment-1509 stanleygcollins Thu, 03 Dec 2009 01:24:31 +0000 http://www.fifapro.net/soccer-tournament/brine-soccer-balls#comment-1509 Lemme ride that donkey don-KAY Lemme ride that donkey don-KAY

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