Mitre Impel Plus Training Football Without Ball Pump

Amazing value for money - much better than other £10 equivalents so would recommend 100% - if you are looking at this thinking about it, don't think, just buy it - I would put this in the same ball park (lol) as the Nike strike (around £20 - £30) the mitre delta (around £15-£20) and the World Cup pro glider (£20-£30) so for those reasons why would you not!?I run a Saturday kick about and we were looking for replacement balls... a I bought all the above to test and this one (and the Nike strike) gets used the most - I will definitely be buying more of these*edit* I wanted to edit this review because when I was looking at it before I noticed people saying it gets really hard when you put air into it... and sad to say that happened to this one... BUT this was purely because one of the guys at footy put more air in that necessary... can’t rememebr the proper psi for footballs but pretty sure it is between 7 and 14 psi... use the lower amount on this and it will be fine! Still 5* as it’s only £10 and if you want a sick ball buy the bike strike for £20 or the mitre delta (I went off the Adidas World Cup as I couldn’t strike it as accurately but that may just be me as others seemed to like it...) Nike strike is still the most used.. same one since I wrote this review at least once a week if not twice (sometimes 3 times!)... just trying to give an idea of how much use they have had

Nice basic Mitre football that is full size and not fly away. It is quite weighty, and when fully inflated will satisfy casual play on grass or astro-turf. Avoid using on concrete or gravel, or you will wreck it as it made of synthetic spongey material. I wish they made footballs of leather and not hybrid plastics!Using it is fine, it will not make you Ronaldo, but will certainly be fine for casual play.Well recommended for the price, but not like the old days of leather balls.

Had a really soft football we used to play with our husky pup and he destroyed it. Bought this one (with a pump) and it's great for a kick about plus the pup LOVES it. It's lasted a few weeks now and has survived his vicious biting, so I'd say it's pretty durable and, with that price tag, decent value.

Got for a kickabout in the garden and seems like a durable ball. Also good weight for a good kick not too heavy or light.. Great for the price really

Nice

I like the touch of this training football as it is soft and feels like a match football. Used it once at the park so can't comment yet on the durability. I think is a bargain considering the price and the quality you get.

The kids here have gone through 20 or so balls as we have some rose bushes and a sharp rockery behind their goal. This one has kept going where others have failed. Can’t fault it.

The ball was okay to play with but ripped badly after a few games (AstroTurf cage pitch), I wouldn't recommend unless you are using it on grass only.