CHEAP vs EXPENSIVE World Cup ball - what should you buy?
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Cheap vs Expensive adidas Trionda World Cup football/soccer balls explained - which of the adidas World Cup Trionda balls is the right one for you to buy? In today's video, JayMike talks about the €150 Pro version, the €60 Competition football/soccer ball as well as the €40 League and €25 Club version to help you understand the similarities and differences and ultimately understand which football or soccer ball is the right one for you to buy.
Then there is me still looking for the Puma powercat ball with the dimples on it. Lost mine as a kid years ago and been on the hunt for one since.
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That's my point to people about being a Soccer player myself in high school and breaking my school's goal scoring record and playing some college and winning a state championship, I say that because if you're not a Soccer player and you don't know about being able to do things with the ball. Like curving it and putting a knuckle ball on it. You won't appreciate the expensive official ball. That's why I am ordering me the real ball. I want to see as a 49-year-old former Soccer player and military veteran. If I can still put some crazy Juju on that ball.\n God bless if you want something just to put on your wall for looks by the cheaper ones. If you want one to play around and don't wanna spend money by the competition, and if you have the money, You want to be able to do what most balls can't do, then.By the official ball pretty simple
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I played Soccer. I brought my school record in high school. I'm 49 years old now, I won a state championship with my team if you play Soccer and you're good enough to know about Soccer in about the technology, a $150 for a World Cup ball is not expensive. That is literally about the price they have always been, I never bought one. In the past, that was real, because I always ended up Using the replica, but the replicas were very good. But I was able to kick a few of the real World Cup balls, and they are amazing. I could put all kinds of knuckleballs and banana ball, curving like crazy. I'm left-footed, so I have a natural big curve on my shots. That's\n One reason our broke my school record is I was really good at shooting and had different ways. I could shoot, and I love that about the World Cup ball is that you can literally do things with it that you can't do with the regular ball, but I'm getting this for another reason for collectibility. These balls always go up in value.So remember that if you can afford to buy five or ten of these balls, the official ball, you'll make some money off of them. How much I don't know yet nobody does. But they always go up in price. The World Cup is the greatest sporting event. More people watch it than any other sporting events. It's every 4 years. So anytime you can get something that is official like the ball of the game. They usually go up in price and the longer you wait, the more it goes up. So y'all decide, and Hey, if you have a $150 to spin and use it and kick it, I would actually do that if I still have my goal built-in my backyard, I would totally go out there and try to do some crazy shots with it. I still might do that, but I really can't because it will get messed up and that will affect the price. Please pray for me that I do not kick this ball around that I'll keep it nice so I can resell it. I don't know if I can resist people. I'm joking, but being serious also. And i'm getting this ball this coming monday on the fifteenth I think , what's it , that crazy game , mexico and South Africa, I don't think I've ever seen 3 red cards in a World Cup match. And I'm 49 years old, the first World Cup I watched was 1990, and then I got to go in 1994, when the World Cup was here in America, I got to go down to Florida. I see, Belgium and Morocco play in.I bought or actually My dad bought for me because I was playing Soccer in high school and getting close to breaking the school record and goals and so I bought a authentic Ireland Jersey, and it's worth like $300 and we pay 75, so that's kind of like what I was talking about with this ball. Usually when I look at World Cup balls, they are very hot priced.So just buy one and collect it and resell it on ebay
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Conclusion: all the balls are overpriced.
More User Perspectives
... about the bladders .... about the bladders we don't have talking points from adidas so - the more expensive is better... :D :D :D
@therampageradoThis business model is so scummy
@alpacamale2909The background is crazy if it's real
@Kiran-ih3qwI got two club version ....
With cool designs.
One for me n one for my bro.
32 year anniversary since the 1994 world cup
We play soccer all summer and watched the cup all day!
In my country it’s only 109 riyals it’s still not here tho
@Z.malyahya170 $ in America in my state for pro , 65$ for the competition is such a bargain for the quality and replication
@KdamianGFMMe regalas unas botas?😢
@joanbravo8448What about the training ball tell us bout it it's like 5$ more tho
@Dam_nablei bought mine for 32 euros at decathlon
@Vegan4Life-o6smerhaba sormak istediğim bir şey var. bana göre yuro 2024 topu çok sertti. şimdi merak ediyorum bu topta benzer sertliğe sahip mi?
@MY_MAN23-11Is your pitch in Rivendell?
@ShoueiBarou-r2c5gI got The pro and everyone was like it is so hard and I was like is it just me
@ssana2011For those who don't know these are made in Pakistan. Designed by adidas made in Pakistan.
@SaadShaikh-p3uOne of these pro ball cost more than the Monthly salary of Pakistani worker who made them.
@K-21-v4jSo yours is fake
@newrozsupportersBut the trionda pro ball doesn’t have the air suspension but yours have it
@newrozsupportersI dont think it really matters
@behnandisliI bought the club version
@KennethpainoplayingMy opinion on the balls (me and my brother have the pro ball and league and my friend has the competition and club and training)
Club: For $25 it isint really great, your likely better off paying $15-$20 for a ball at walmart, if you want world cup vibes, then go ahead and buy it, other than that your better off choosing other options, seems decent enough for the price but doesn't last very long.
Training: Pretty much same as club, I feel like it has a slightly better feel on shooting but other than that not much different, for about $32 it is alright.
League: For $45 it really isint that good, there are much better options for $45. The feel is ok and shooting is decent but doesn't feel good, your pretty much paying the extra $15 for a groove on the ball and adhesive panels, only get this if you want the 4 panels but want a cheaper ball and can't afford the competition or pro.
Competition: For $65 it is solid, its cheap enough to still feel like your getting something out of it while being high quality. Great touch and pretty good shooting, decently accurate as well. It is probably 80% better than the league ball for only like an extra $20, not to mention it last pretty long and gives you that world cup vibe.
Pro: The luxury, for $150 it is pretty good, it is like the competition but slightly better in every aspect. Last long, great touch, good shooting, good accuracy. If you have lots of money to spend on football items and footballs, getting the pro Is good. And it gives great world cup vibes, but if you don't have much money to spend or want to get other things as well with a football, I recommend the competition. Get the pro if you have the money or really want it.
Overall, I give the club 6/10 for the price and quality, cheap but not good. Get this if you want world cup vibes for a cheaper price
I give the training a 6/10 as well, for the price you get a slightly better feel when shooting.
I give the league about a 5/10, for the price, your not getting much and your better off buying other balls like competition or pro. Your pretty much paying the most to get the least. Sure its better than club and training but likely not worth the extra $20
Competition: 10/10, your getting exactly what you paid for and MORE, going from the league to competition is a pretty big jump, for the extra $20 your getting great value, if you have some money laying around definitely get this ball, usually Cheap enough to convince your parents to buy it or borrow money, but the quality is like if you bought a $120 ball while only paying $65
Pro: 8/10 Pretty good, for $150 your getting some great quality, if you have the extra money get this, last the longest.
Watched this after getting the league ball as a birthday gift - funnily enough in my country it costs the equivalent of 65 euros in stores and is the highest quality Trionda you can find without messing with online orders and shipping fees. I'm honestly fine even with machine-stitched ones as long as they keep shape and stay as bouncy as they were at first, and the last "proper" ball I had was a Euro 2020 ball that strangely had machine stitches but in the pattern of the original seams. It lasted 2 years of abuse on asphalt pitches with sharp damaged fences behind the goal and no nets, so while it's disappointing to know there's a much more game-realistic version for a small price increase, I have high hopes for the league Trionda. Let's see how it deals with concrete :)
@eliad6543What if I just want to do tricks and balancing, and never intend to do any target practice. Which one is best?
@hcho8164Dude, you got a Brazilian subscriber!
This video was very good and helped me choose the competition model.
Thank you very much.
I got the competition at a discount for 30€, absolute steal for a ball like that
@bruhproductions2078what? get anything 20-30 and play
@adonicastillo7535I got pro
@AaravinActionI got the league and the training you forgot to mention the training ball.
@yasmannybroche5838I just got the league version of the ball
@amandeepbrar6025I have Trionda Club. They cost 25 euros. Its very good. I never buy Trionda Pro if I'm not profesional player. It is very exprensive
@W_TZ_Zexx_YTare his shoes the Adidas Copa Gloro 17 FG?
@US.Advocatewb the Training?
@DisperqLets be honest, we all dream of having his boot collection.
@juliatubeMCI’m buying one of these to collect and I’m on the fence about Pro vs Competition 😭
@YouKnowMySteez9:33 :( I have the club
@VersitafI kicked a seam to tear in my $60 ball and it popped and is now unusable T_T
@DaAssassinPiggySomeone in the store I go to get my sports equipment and clothes not necessarily only for football but all sports related stuff, changed the ball from the pro to the middle level price one and he go the Pro for under $60 😂 , not a bad deal 😂 , I don’t endorse this behavior but is true that is expensive for a ball .
@jfalcon9519where the training ball
@RichardJiang-g4nI got the competition and first day playing with it my friend missed with so much power I almost lost it in a river (the field where I play is on a peninsula with a river bank around it). Nearly had a heart attack but thank God some bushes stopped it.
@truenoae8689So they made 3 other ball to mimic 1 ball for you guessed it money they won’t make… just dumb
@registame28781:01 it's a great foam for many different weasons
@ashleywong6517League street for AG is the best I’ve ever used. Everybody that I play with, felt the same
@MessinaldoJr-o1xDo any of these balls have the actual sensor in them?
@deebee1395