Footballs > Mitre Footballs

Advantages: Great in all Conditions
Disadvantages: Price

Mitre a great football used by many people to play the best football with.Mitre is extremly proper with people around the world to be the football they train with. This ball here is no exception he official training ball of the Confederation of Futebol de Salào. The ball designed for many great things for the magic of the foot whilst playing the beautiful game. It helps you balance and keep good control on the ball and is also made to help develop ...
...on all type of condition pitches has proven to be a ball which can last on al surfaces such as astroturfs even muddy enviroments so this ball to say the least is well worh its value. Overall Mitre balls never disappoint for their value on their great fooballs ... Read review

Advantages: cheap, excellent durability
Disadvantages: none

...no complaints about them. The Mitre Max is a FIFA approved football, infact one of the most popular FIFA approved footballs on the market. It is made from high quality PU leather and features a 26 panel design. We bought ours online for around £20 each so they are of mid-range price wise but offer top performance. You can purchase the mitre max in either a size 4 or 5 and can use them on both natural (grass) and artificial (astroturf) surfaces. I ... Read review

Advantages: cheap, good sports brand, durable
Disadvantages: seems poor qualitycompared to older balls, light but maybe to light

...balls we used were also mitre but were a bit tatty so I bought four 2, size 4 and size 5 the fours being for kids to use and the size 5's for myself. These balls ar light and swerve considerably compared to the older heavier balls. This in turn is easier on the foot and reuires less effort in passing and shoting and general contol while playing. Ideal for new starters to the game like the under tens I help train, they are also good when I play ...
...plastic one sufficient to blow up the balls fine to a good pressure. The balls were £14.90 from an inersport shop local to me and were recomended to me as i was looking at othere brands but I thought these would be ok. We have used them for around two months for easy traing through the summer on astro turff and grass and they are stil like new so they are very durable. But the light weight makes them seem less well made then the older balls we ... Read review

Advantages: Shape and pressure retention
Disadvantages: Price

The mitre pro max football is a professional, high quality, high gloss matchball, developed with top professional clubs and engineered to mitre and international match ball standards. Maximum performance is achieved from balanced linings and an exclusive 'maxloc' bladder system, designed to maintain pressure for 3 times longer than a conventional bladder. The soft touch surface allows for maximum player control. The ball is manufactured as a 26 Panel ...
...only in a standard white, mitre design. Mitre provides a whole range of balls at with various levels of performance and according price. However, as a buyer of equipment for my club, I can highly recommend this ball above all of the other ones for a similar price. It provides a consistent level of performance, great accuracy, shape retention, speed and control and is suitable for all natural and artificial surfaces and climatic conditions. The one ... Read review

Advantages: GOOD SOLID BALL - STAYS IN THE AIR - BOUNCES WELL - TRUSTWORTHY BRAND
Disadvantages: TAKES A WHILE TO PUMP UP - WOULDN'T RECOMMEND TO USE BARE FOOT

...a heavy ball like other mitre balls I have played with where they hardly bounce and just float around the pitch rarely going over waist height but this ball isn't like that. It is good for free kicks as the ball can either be blasted or placed into any area you want it to with great accuracy. I have also had some bad times using this ball like for instance after being subsituted I took off my boots and sat on the sidelines. Minutes later the ball ...
...use them for training. Mitre is a great brand and have produced some great footballs over the years with hardly any competition until the past few years when Adidas, Reebok, Nike and other well known brands have been manufacturing footballs used in competitions like the Premiership, La Liga & The Champions League. I'm not really sure what else I can write about as its a football - you kick it so you get the jist of how it works ha! If you have ... Read review