True shooters can feel the subtle differences between basketballs. In this video, we review 3 of the most popular indoor basketballs on the market and compare them with 2 basketballs that used to dominate the market.
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⏰Time Codes⏰
0:00 Electric Pumps
3:00 Eric’s Top 5
3:38 Ball 1
6:00 Ball 2
7:54 Ball 3
8:57 Ball 4
11:33 Ball 5
12:23 Eric’s Revised List
14:47 Erik’s Blind Test
15:57 Erik’s Top 5
22:40 The Worst
24:00 What’s coming
25:00 What did we miss?
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I scored a brand new og tf1000 from a play it again sports for $20 bucks he had a few in the plastic bags with the little qc sticker on it. I asked how did you get these? He said an athletic director from a high school came in and sold them. I should’ve bought them all because the sentimental value and value on eBay. The good tf1000 of is made in Thailand remember that. The later made in China ones were a little different. The og tf1000 made in Thailand. From my research the made in Thailand factory burned down so they moved to China. Also I went back to to play it again to buy them all there was like 3 left after I bought one. I went back because on eBay the og made in Thailand new are like 300 400 bucks on eBay. The play it again owner guy behind counter I asked he said someone bought em all. It was only a few days. But at least I got one og tf1000 still new made in Thailand and I still use my tf1000 made in China one.
The Franklin grip rite is alot more durable for outdoor playing like in your driveway for hours besides the soft basketball, real legends play with an reliable bounce and real men play with it… it gives you better range for dribbling and shot… i used to be an very good basketball player
yeah I’m officially addicted to basketball because im here]
molten isnt popular with you guys
OG tf 1000 was the goat. Now it’s the Wilson Evolution. At 100 bucks it ain’t cheap. More than doubled its price it original release. My personal favorite has always been the Spalding NBA pro leather ball. Weights out of the box mean nothing. Weigh the leather ball 6 months after break in and you’ll have the heaviest ball in the bunch. The Baden Elite pro is my favorite non leather basketball. The Molten FIBA leather ball also very nice all around.