ONeills Gaelic Training Football - Size 5 - White

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The ONeills Gaelic Training Football (Size 5) is an essential tool for players and coaches seeking a durable, regulation-compliant ball for practice sessions. Engineered to meet official GAA standards, it offers consistent performance and shape retention through rigorous manufacturing testing. While this ball is built for long-term use on the pitch, users should note that it arrives deflated and requires a standard ball pump before initial play.
| Model Part Number | 5098794149741 |
|---|---|
| Brand | ONeills |
Yes, this is a Size 5 football, manufactured to meet official GAA size and weight guidelines.
No, for logistical reasons, all ONeills Gaelic Training Footballs are shipped deflated.
While it meets GAA guidelines for quality, it is specifically designed as a training ball for practice and skill development.
Use a soft cloth dampened with warm water. Avoid harsh detergents that might degrade the outer material.
Yes, the abrasion-resistant materials are tested for durability on both natural grass and modern synthetic training pitches.
Ensure the ball is cleaned after muddy sessions and stored in a dry area to allow moisture to evaporate from the seams.
Check the valve for debris and ensure the inflation needle is not damaged. Apply a small amount of valve oil or water to the needle to improve the seal.
Ensure you are not over-inflating the ball. If the shape persists, check if the internal bladder has shifted and gently knead the ball to reset the internal structure.
To prepare the ball, use a standard ball inflation needle with a manual or electric pump. Inflate the ball gradually to ensure the bladder is seated correctly. Avoid over-inflation, as this can strain the stitching; it should feel firm but allow for a slight 'give' when pressed. For long-term care, wipe the ball with a damp cloth after training sessions on muddy surfaces to prevent dirt accumulation in the stitching. Store in a cool, dry environment away from direct sunlight to preserve the elasticity of the bladder and the integrity of the outer casing.