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The Tottenham Hotspur FC Skills Training Ball is designed for young aspiring players and dedicated Spurs fans looking to sharpen their ball control, touch, and technical skills. Featuring an iconic club design and a tethered elastic cord, it allows for repetitive solo practice without the need for constant ball retrieval, though users should note it arrives deflated and requires a standard pump for inflation.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Size Footballs | 2 |
| Model Part Number | UTTA8050 |
| Brand | Tottenham Hotspur FC |
No, this is a size 2 training tool designed for solo skill practice and is not suitable for competitive league matches.
No, the ball is supplied deflated and does not include an inflation pump.
The ball has a width of approximately 51cm.
The cord is designed for the training experience, but it can be detached if you prefer to use the ball for standard ground drills.
The ball is water-resistant, but we recommend drying it off with a towel after use in wet conditions to preserve the graphics.
Ensure the valve is not blocked and that you are using a lubricated inflation needle to avoid damaging the internal bladder.
Unwind the cord completely after every practice session and store it by loosely wrapping it around the ball to prevent knotting.
To begin using your training ball, you will need to inflate it using a standard needle-valve ball pump. Insert the needle gently into the valve and inflate until firm but slightly soft to the touch to ensure longevity. Avoid over-inflation to prevent stress on the seams. When not in use, the ball should be stored in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight to prevent the rubber materials from drying out or the elastic cord from losing its tension. To clean, simply wipe the surface with a damp cloth; avoid using harsh chemicals that could damage the club crest and logos.
