This ball provides excellent grip. Its torpedo shape makes it very stable in the air. It has been designed in collaboration with our partners.
ID 8550972
Home & store delivery
Unavailable
Pick up today at Decathlon
3-year warranty
365 days to return for members
Features
Design benefits
robustness
3-ply laminated construction and hand-stitched seams for frequent use.
grip
High grade rubber gives you a better grip.
directional control
Designed to ensure a stable trajectory on long passes.
ball touch
Neoprene layer gives you better ball handling feel.
Design details
Technical features
Not all of our balls are made in the same way. The panels can be stitched in different ways: machine stitched or hand stitched for better resistance to wear, better shape retention and better performance.
A ball's grip is what lets you control it when passing and receiving.
Thanks to its torpedo shape, the ball offers the very best aerodynamics and better stability through the air, making for even longer passes.
It's a ball designed for playing regularly and for match play.
If you train and play regularly, you'll be looking for a ball like this, one that's hard-wearing, stays inflated and feels good.
World Rugby standards
All our balls comply with World Rugby standards for match use.
For size 5:
Shape: the ball should be oval and composed of four panels.
Dimensions: length: 280 to 300 millimetres; circumference: 740 to 770 millimetres; width: 580 to 620 millimetres
Leather or synthetic leather materials.
Weight: 410 to 460 grammes.
Air pressure at the start of the match: 65.71 to 68.75 kilopascals or 0.67 to 0.70 kg per cm2
Choosing the right size
Size 5: age 15 and up
Size 4: ages 10 to 14
Size 3: ages 5 to 9
Size 2 - Midi: ages 3 to 4
Size 1 - Mini: under 3 years old
The size is printed on the ball, to make it easier for you.
Co-design
Our balls are designed in partnership with our technical partners Jean-Marc Doussain and Jonathan Wisniewski, who play professionally in the TOP14.
They help us improve our balls by getting involved at every stage of the design process, and by validating them during tests that reproduce real-life playing conditions.