The problem of South Africa s World Cup ball celebrating all over the world .

Nowadays, football is getting lighter and lighter, and the arc of the kick is getting more and more weird, which can attract everyone's attention more.

Personally, I think that "Tongtian Tongqing" is very cool, the trajectory of the ball is more difficult to grasp, testing the goalkeeper, making it more difficult for the defender to do, and scoring more goals and looking better. You can also see more oolongs, just like Little Japan, the oolong scored twice, and three oolongs in two warm-up games, only Little Japan can do it.

It is rounder than the team star, that is, there are 8 pieces of less skin on the surface of the ball, the ball speed is faster, and it is easier to pick up the arc.

Yes, it's all No. 5 regular match balls now.

Cheap balls have no air grooves on the surface.

If you look closely, you can tell the difference.

"Jabulani" is derived from the African Zulu language and means "universal celebration". The new match ball is a historic breakthrough in technology and has been designed with South African elements in mind.

Featuring Adidas' newly developed sphere, which is said to be the "roundest soccer ball ever", it uses high-precision technologies such as "suction groove crimping technology" to give the ball an excellent stable flight path and perfect stability in all weather conditions. For the first time, Adidas uses a spherical mold to create a three-dimensional structure for each skin, which is then stitched together with thermal bonding technology, resulting in a rounder and more precise operation than ever before. As Adidas' 11th World Cup ball, the "Jabulani" is designed in 11 different colors.

The 11 colors also represent the characteristics of each football team, which is composed of 11 players.

"Jabulani" is derived from the African Zulu language and means "universal celebration". The new match ball is a historic breakthrough in technology and has been designed with South African elements in mind.

Featuring Adidas' newly developed sphere, which is said to be the "roundest soccer ball ever", it uses high-precision technologies such as "suction groove crimping technology" to give the ball an excellent stable flight path and perfect stability in all weather conditions. For the first time, Adidas uses a spherical mold to create a three-dimensional structure for each skin, which is then stitched together with thermal bonding technology to make the new ball rounder and more precise than ever before. As Adidas' 11th World Cup ball, the "Jabulani" is designed in 11 different colors.

The 11 colours also represent the 11 players that each football team consists of, as well as the 11 tribes and 11 official languages of South Africa. ，

The fan version of the soccer ball is normally sold for about a dollar in the store.

Of course you can kick it. It's just that the price is cheap, and it makes sense.

Like the fan version of the ball is basically used.

Low-end leather, basic stitching techniques.

In recent years, the regular World Cup match ball.

Spitfire Meteors, Logbooks, Team Stars, and the European Pass for the European Cup

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All adopt newly developed technologies, such as seamless thermal bonding of the leather surface, high-tech ultra-light leather, and unique texture design of the surface leather, which greatly improves the transmission force, rotation and accuracy under different weather conditions.

To what you said, it is normal to sell genuine 70 to 120 online, and the general old football can be played for about 200 yuan in discount stores.

The specialty store sells match balls.

You said 280 balls.

Actually, it's also a game ball.

The size 5 ball football is not like a jersey.

Generally, it is not divided into fan version and professional version.

And, of course, you can kick it.

The one on the first floor is talking nonsense to you.

Both 280 and 1080 are number 5 footballs.

It's just that 280 is the fan version.

The material is definitely not as high-end as the 1080!

Answer B "Made in China" products are sold to South Africa, and "Made in China" products can be seen everywhere around the South Africa World Cup, so this mainly reflects globalization.