Mitre Impel Max Training Football

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The print may wear during play, the duration of which does depend on the personalisation, playing conditions and ball chosen.

mm EVA soft-touch foam backing enables players to comfortably control and play the ball - inspiring youngsters to and ensuring confidence on the ball. Please allow an additional 2-5 days for personalised and customised products (this includes all club and education items). Please ensure that the goods sent back to us are secure as we are not responsible for any damages that happen during transit back to us. DO NOT use spit or water to lubricate the needle as this is abrasive and rubber repels water so, the needle will not become lubricated and can often cause damage to the bladder or valve. Please send all goods back to us in their original packaging with their tags and in an unused condition.The training footballs have been designed with a 30-panel construction for hard wearing durability and to keep shape retention whilst playing. Please see our Privacy Notice for more information on how we handle and use personal information including how to withdraw consent at any time. PU outer material to resist constant use and offer superb performance - it'll become part of the squad. Engineered with revolutionary Hyperseam™ technology for almost zero water uptake, helping the ball last in any weather.

The Mitre Impel Max training football is Mitre's best training ball and uses the latest 'Vimini' textured surface with an added protective PU outer to improve performance and durability. Cushioned control – a soft but powerful ball, allowing all players to build confidence as they play.

com reserves the right to object to printing material that may be obscene or may conflict with this copyright declaration. Designed with a 30-panel construction for hard wearing durability and to keep shape retention whilst playing. Crafted with an effcient and hard wearing 30 panel construction to ensure consistent and long lasting performance during intense training sessions. Over the last few years most players now insist on the soft touch feel of the ball as it gives them added control and allows younger players the ability to play and train for longer.