adidas Starlancer Club Ball - Silver - Size 4


The adidas Starlancer Club Ball is designed for recreational players and youth athletes seeking a reliable, entry-level training companion that prioritizes durability and consistent flight. Featuring a machine-stitched build and a robust butyl bladder, it is ideal for frequent training sessions on various surfaces, though players should note that it is optimized for club-level training rather than professional match play.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Size Footballs | 4 |
| Model Part Number | JW1358 |
| Brand | adidas |
The Starlancer Club Ball is specifically designed for training. While it performs well, it lacks the technical specifications required for professional match-grade certification.
It is versatile enough to be used on natural grass, artificial turf, and dirt pitches due to its durable outer shell.
No, the ball is shipped deflated to ensure safe transport. You will need a standard ball pump to inflate it before first use.
This is a Size 4 ball, which is the official standard for youth players typically aged between 8 and 12 years old.
Yes, the TPU material is water-resistant, but it should be wiped dry after use to maintain the integrity of the stitching.
Ensure the needle is fully inserted past the valve flap and verify that the pump connection is secure. If it continues to deflate, check for small punctures.
Apply a drop of silicone oil or water to the needle to lubricate the valve entry point.
Use a soft-bristled brush or damp cloth to gently wipe the stitching areas to prevent grit from weakening the thread.
To ensure optimal performance, inflate the ball to the recommended pressure marked near the valve using a standard ball pump. Always moisten the pump needle with a small amount of oil or water before insertion to protect the valve. After use, store the ball in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent the TPU material from becoming brittle. If playing on abrasive surfaces like concrete, wipe the ball down with a damp cloth after the session to remove debris that could accelerate wear on the machine-stitched seams.