Size 7, size 6 or size 5: at the Black Friday balloons Molten, every category finds its ball, from the official match to the playground. Competition balls approved by the FFBB, BG training range, street and 3x3 balls, packages for clubs, from the most chosen ball brand by clubs on Basket-Center.
This page brings together the Molten balls discounted during the promotion, in sizes 5, 6, and 7. All uses are covered: official match, club training, outdoor play, 3x3.
The balls marked Compet FFBB are approved by the French Basketball Federation for official matches.
Made of composite leather, they provide a precise feel and good grip, even with sweaty hands. Size 7 for boys from the minors onwards, size 6 for girls and the younger age groups.
For training, the BG range comes in various finishes, from rubber leisure balls to composite ones similar to match balls. The street and 3x3 balls, which are more durable, are designed for asphalt. Packs of ten balls equip a group all at once.
Molten is a Japanese manufacturer of balls, supplier of the official ball for international FIBA competitions.
Its balls stand out for their fine-grain surface, which maintains its grip even with sweat, and for a consistent bounce.
The NBA balls are with Wilson, the TF range with Spalding, the playground balls with Nike. All discounted balls are on the Black Friday balls page, and team equipment on the Black Friday Clubs Space page.
After the promotion, the selection Christmas balls Molten takes over, followed by the sales balls Molten. Clearance items can be found in the clearance balls Molten.
The discounted Compet FFBB balls are on this page during the Black Friday. Check the size for your category: size 7 for boys from the minors, size 6 for girls and the younger age groups.
An entry-level BG composite: feel similar to a match ball, good durability for repeated sessions. For outdoor play, choose a rubber ball instead.
Yes: identical balls for the whole group, often cheaper per unit. Compare with the packs on the Black Friday balls Wilson page.
It can, but asphalt wears down composite leather quickly and reduces its grip. Save it for indoor courts, and use a street ball for outside.
The recommended pressure is marked near the valve. Use a pressure gauge and a damp needle: an over-inflated ball bounces too much and gets damaged more quickly.