Puma Orbita 6 SWPL MS Football - Yellow - Size 5
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This guide is for football players, coaches, and enthusiasts looking for a durable and high-performance training ball. The PUMA Orbita 6 SWPL MS offers excellent visibility and playability inspired by official league matches, allowing you to train and play like a professional. However, it's primarily designed for training and may not meet the exact specifications for official match play.
All features
| Colour | Yellow |
|---|---|
| Size Footballs | 5 |
| Model Part Number | 4067981789757 |
| Brand | Puma |
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FAQs
What size is this football?
This is a Size 5 football, which is the standard size for senior players (aged 14 and above).
Is this ball suitable for official matches?
While inspired by match balls and built for quality, this model is primarily designated as a training ball. For official match play, it's recommended to use balls specifically certified for match use.
How often should I check the ball's inflation?
It's recommended to check and adjust the inflation pressure before each play session, especially if the ball has been stored for a while or exposed to temperature changes.
What is the best surface to use this ball on?
The PUMA Orbita 6 SWPL MS is designed to be versatile and can be used on grass, artificial turf, and hard courts for training.
How do I clean the ball if it gets dirty?
Wipe the ball with a damp cloth. Avoid using strong chemicals or abrasive cleaners, as they can damage the outer material.
What does SWPL stand for?
SWPL stands for Scottish Women's Premier League.
Does the ball come inflated?
No, the ball typically ships deflated to ensure protection during transit and to save on shipping space.
Troubleshooting
Ball not holding air
Check the valve for any debris. Ensure the inflation needle is properly inserted and the valve seal is intact. If the issue persists, the bladder may be damaged.
Ball feels too hard or too soft
Check the inflation pressure using a pressure gauge. Inflate or deflate the ball to the recommended PSI range found on the ball.
Loss of shape or inconsistency
Ensure the ball has been inflated to the correct pressure. Prolonged exposure to extreme heat or improper storage can affect shape. Allow the ball to rest at room temperature if it has been stored in cold conditions.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Excellent visibility in various lighting and weather conditions.
- Durable construction suitable for rigorous training sessions.
- Consistent roundness and balanced flight due to machine-stitched panels.
- Good touch and control thanks to the TPU shell and foam cushioning.
- Official league branding enhances player experience.
Cons
- Primarily a training ball, may not meet official match ball standards.
- Requires regular inflation to maintain optimal performance.
- The vibrant colours, while aiding visibility, might be distracting for some.
Setup, Compatibility & Care Instructions
Setup: The PUMA Orbita 6 SWPL MS comes deflated. Use a standard ball pump with a suitable needle to inflate the ball to the recommended pressure indicated on the ball itself (usually around 0.7-1.0 bar or 10-14.5 psi). Ensure the needle is wet before inserting it to prevent damage to the valve.
Compatibility: This ball is suitable for use on grass, artificial turf, and hard surfaces. It is designed for players of all ages and skill levels for training purposes.
Care: To maintain its performance and longevity:
- Always store the ball in a dry place, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
- Clean the ball with a damp cloth after use. Avoid using harsh detergents or abrasive cleaners.
- Check and maintain the correct inflation pressure regularly. A properly inflated ball performs better and lasts longer.
- Do not leave the ball in a car trunk for extended periods, especially in hot weather, as this can affect the bladder and materials.