- Unique panel, high-quality hybrid construction game ball.
- Micro-machine stitching combined with thermo bonding.
- Top-quality, soft-touch PU cover.
- Four-ply lining for strength & durability.
- Reinforced butyl bladder for max air retention.
- One-year quality guarantee.
- Color: white/ black/ gold
- Available sizes: 3, 4, 5
- Size:
- Size 3
- Size:
- Size 4
- Size:
- Size 5
3 Reviews
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SCORE Mercury Ball size 3
I read good reviews, but was pleased beyond my expectations! These are seriously the best texture, feel, and quality. Cannot beat these for the price. Bought 12 for my Academy program. Definitely match quality for my Academy players. And being different than all the big box store balls, I can easily identify the balls that now belong to my club and not have players think they are theirs!
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Nice training ball
Order 12 size 5 Score Mercurys, all of them inflated nicely and have held air all week. They have a nice feel to them and feel more like a game ball then a training ball. I will buy more.
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High school practice ball
Ive bought two generations of this ball for three different soccer programs. Theyre awesome. They can feel a bit heavy in this newer version of the ball but again- totally within the margin of normal. Anyway, they hold their air, the touch is nice, and Ive never lost one to breakage. My uses: Highschool soccer old version - I bought 80 for my 3 teams about 6 years ago. They still use the same balls and they seem to be in perfectly fine condition turf field. Highschool new version- 50 for 2 teams 3 years ago and all look brand new natural grass field. Youth ages 3-12 old version - 50 used by various ages continuously for the past 6 years. Some scraping but no real damage and no lost balls we played on a cement court for 4 years, a sport court the last 2 years, and the balls are regularly slammed into wood dash board they used to be kicked against stuco walls before we put the futsal court and walls up. About me: played college, a little semipro soccer, and gave coaches for almost 10 years now