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Advantages: cusion
Disadvantages: slipery on wet surfaces

I think the Adidas Champions League Sportivo ball is a very good ball to play with. It feel strange but its very cushioned as well as being the right weight which is not to heavy or not to light. This ball is much better than the roteiro (Real) The Roteiro is to light but the best ball I have bought so far is the champions league black, orange, navy blue and the new red one. so if you are a player that likes to have shots from distance i would reccommend ...

myass30 06.12.2008 · Read full review
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Review of Adidas Sportivo Footballs

Fantastic indoor football shoes!

Advantages: You'll feel free, light and comfortable!
Disadvantages: none!

Adidas Top Sala V are the most amazing indoor football shoes I have ever used. With the Sala series Adidas tried to end the uncomfortable, hard material and feet aching so far used shoes. And they did it! Indoor football doesn't have to be played by though rubber snickers anymore, because with Top Sala V, you get the same ball control and grip and you still feel as if you were running with soft clouds under your feet! Indeed the "Top Sala V" has ...
...while playing football and this Adidas product solved all my problems! No more blisters and no more shoes excuses for wrong plays... About the design, they're very good as well. You can find this product in several colour, such as: yellow (see picture), blue, red and othercombinations, and their durability won't disappoint you. The whole "Top Sala" series have other great shoes with different characteristics, so if this doesn't fit your taste, ...

R_A_C 31.07.2006 · Read full review
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Review of Adidas Top Sala V

Avoid This Ball!

Advantages: Looks Good, Cheap now
Disadvantages: Everything else

When I first bought this ball, I remember playing with it for around 2 hours with my mates, we all agreed it was a really good ball, but we thought it was a bit light. We played again with it on the saturday, and again we were all impressed with it - However, then came the sunday. Playing in our local league on Sunday's as we did, we started warming up with our usual Mitre balls and realised we were totally wrong. The mitre ball, harder and simply ...
...- the Fevernova is infact an awful ball and is pretty much an expensive wind ball! It moves in the air almost randomanly which can look good at times until you realise that you just got a lucky break when it sails into the top corner. The ball also did not last long, after one game of Walle almost all of the design has torn off, and then it was gone forever when somebody got slide tackled with the ball at the feet, the studs of the player proceeded ...

Steboyuk 19.08.2008 · Read full review
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Review of Adidas Fevernova

Adida Roterio Football

Advantages: Comfortable to kick
Disadvantages: To heavy!

Looking for a ball? Look somewhere else! This ball is boring and not at all fun to play with. It looks nothing special and so it should or shouldn't, as it is nothing special to play with. It is very heavy and not easy to curl and make good shots with. Youngsters would have trouble lifting this ball and basically playing with it. It is far to heavy and is not worthy of an official match ball. There are many good balls out on the market; alot better ...
...something besides this ball. It comes in different colours wich is just about the best thing about it. It is strongly padded, and comfortable to kick but cannot be kicked very well. Tthough not the best ball it is still kickable and a game of football can still be played with this grim ball. ...

KXazZ 20.04.2007 · Read full review
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Review of Adidas Roterio

Outstanding, an absolute must, Mitre Revolve Footballs

Advantages: Perfect weight and power
Disadvantages: Design and durability

...am a fan of the Mitre V's that have been on their range of footballs since 19forever. But this does not matter a single bit, as when you come to play with the ball you don't need to admise the design, you simply 'feel' it. They are however unfortunately not particularly durable. Granted they are not supposed to be used on concrete, but the slightest usee can tear the synthetic coating. Nothing too damaging, but irritating non the less. As a keeper, ...
...have the lacquer like coating that most matchballs have, meaning it doesn't stick to gloves like some others do. However, it is a dream to distribute, either by hand or foot. I even dabbled with this ball out of goal. If I can pick out the top corner from 20 yards with this ball then I guarantee that you can! ...

Hautenne 24.10.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Mitre Revolve Football League Football