"1. Micro-textured hand-stitched TPU casing for great touch and durability
2. Nike RaDaR technology performance graphic for a strong visual signal
3. A 360 degree sweet spot distributes pressure evenly across panels
4. Optimal sphericity allows the ball to fly faster, farther and more accurately than other balls
5. Flexible, cross-linked Nitrogen-expanded foam for shape retention and durability
6. Six-wing carbon-latex bladder for explosive acceleration off of the foot
7. Designed to FIFA’s approved specifications, weighing between 420-445 grams, and with a circumference of between 68.5-69.5 centimeters"
- Beautiful Gear
Here are the pictures for the 3 types of Seitros Nike has come out with.
English Premier League
La Liga
Serie A
I've always been more partial towards Adidas balls, but this one actually looks pretty nice. The different colored checks within the classic Nike ball rectangles give it a very modern appearance, although, I do believe that the league balls with never be as nice as the Adidas Finale ball used for the champions league. The rainbow stars are just too cool to beat. One thing I noticed however, was while the La Liga ball has Barcelona colors, and the Serie A ball has Inter Milan colors (they were second place, but AC Milan is sponsored by Adidas), the Premier League ball does not use first place Manchester United colors. Man U is sponsored by Nike, so unless the coloring is a coincidence, I would like to know why the ball is not red and black.
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