I have had the misfortune of having purchased and played with the Adidas Fevernova. I purchased it for £14.99 a couple of years ago because I thought it was a very good football, I was wrong. This ball was the official football in the 2002 football world cup in Japan and South Korea. It was ... Read review
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Advantages: Is now very cheap Disadvantages: Poor in flight, doesn't last long, gives an untrue bounce and kick
...purchased and played with the Adidas Fevernova. I purchased it for £14.99 a couple of years ago because I thought it was a very good football, I was wrong. This ball was the official football in the 2002 football world cup in Japan and South Korea. It was supposed to be the most revolutionary football of all time and make the games more exciting.
I play quite a bit of football and have used many different balls in my time. They have ranged from ... ...balls to be the best, the UEFA Champions League balls in particular, until I purchased the Fevernova. I think I am in a good position to air my comments on this particular football, so that is what I am going to do in this review.
The actual outer leater shell of the ball, is around three millimetres thick, but consists of eleven layers. There are numerous layers of tiny gas filled balls, which give the ball added strength and make it last a lot ...
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Advantages: Makes a good playground ball for kids Disadvantages: Light, Poor material- doesnt last long at all
Now me being a football maniac i love to build up a collection of balls (i mean footballs :) however this was a disappointment that i hope never to come accross again. When i first bout this ball i thought wow looks cool, feels cool, it is cool :( but let me tell you now, dont let the looks decieve you as it did me. This ball is very light and if you have got a powerful kick it feels like its going to burst. This ball just loves to go with wind, ... ...the inner rubber of the football (basically making it no good). It literally will last you for like a couple of weeks. However it does make a good ball for young kids just learning how to play football. My advice is if your planning on buying this football and your in your teen years or even an adult, then im guessing its a gift for your child or younger brother. Yep it really is that much of a let down. ...
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Advantages: Looks beautiful Disadvantages: Its an expensive fly away!
...Looking closer it was a adidas so I had the trust in it.
ADIDAS - so what does it mean?
Many people will tell you that adidas stand for
All Day I Dream About Soccer, but this is not true. The word adidas comes from a contraction of Adi Dassler who was the founder of adidas.
Who are they and why trust them?
They were founded in 1925 in Germany by Adi Dassler. Adi created adidas after realizing the need for performance athletic shoes. Also the ... ...sons. As Adidas has matured they now cover every kind of sportswear you could dream of, including footballs.
At a cost of £20 from adidas I expected quality. To be truthful, quality never arrived.
I took it on the field with my 14 year old nephew and gave it a hoof! The wind caught hold of it and carried it off in a different direction!! My nephew kicked it back and it did the same (although he can`t really play anyway, but I can!!) The ball is ...
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03.08.2006
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This ball won't last long. Movement is such a fake mostly when the ball is on the air. Price is cheap now so that is something good.
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