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Dimpled Field Hockey Ball FH510 - White
Designed for field hockey training and matches on wet pitches
The dimples ensure a good ball trajectory on wet turf
ID 8496644
BENEFITS
Ball touch
Hollow PVC ball. Soft.
Speed
Dimpled playing surface ensures good trajectories on wet turf
TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS
Detailed description
Rotomoulded PVC. Hollow. Dimpled surface for stable trajectories on wet turf.
Weight and diameter
Weight: 160 g; Diameter: 74,8 mm
Standard FIH weight and diameter
According to the FIH rules, field hockey balls must have a diameter between 71.3 and 74.8 mm and a weight between 156 g and 163 g. For kids who are just starting hockey, you can get "mini" balls which are standard-sized but lighter. There are also "street" balls, which are smaller and lighter and designed for playing in the garden/road/etc.
What's on the inside of your hockey ball?
A hockey ball is made of solid or hollow plastic. Elite-level balls have a cork or rubber core. Depending on the composition of the plastic and the core, a ball will have a different feeling of hardness and different levels of bounce. The surface of the ball is either smooth or dimpled.
Which ball for which pitch?
A smooth ball is suited to sand-based pitches. A dimpled ball is suited to wet turf because it will provide better traction on the surface and stick in a damp environment.
Training or match ball?
Compared with training balls, match balls have better feel, trajectory and speed.
Designer
This ball was co-designed by our product development team made up of passionate hockey players (product managers, designers, engineers, garment designers, stylists, prototype and lab technicians).
Information
The information here was provided by the manufacturer or observed by our teams from samples received from the manufacturer.
Sizes
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COMPOSITION
composition
Main fabric: 100.0% Polyvinyl chloride (PVC)
TESTS AND WARRANTY
Test product
Our balls are tested in the lab and in the field by our panel of testers under real playing conditions.
Warranty
2 Years
Agree by
Jill Boon (Belgium), Lucie Breyne (Belgium), Tiphaine Duquesne (Belgium), Judith Vandermeiren (Belgium), Berta Bonastre (Spain), Manuela Urroz (Chile), Laura Nunnink (Netherlands), Esme Burge (England), Thomas Briels (Belgium), Victor Wegnez (Belgium), Terrance Pieters (Netherlands), Victor Charlet (France) and Mattéo Desgouillons (France)