You see the Wilson on TV in the hands of NBA players, but a club buys it for other reasons: 3x3, outdoor sessions, basketball school. The Wilson selection for clubs includes the official FIBA 3x3 ball, NBA and WNBA balls for indoor and outdoor use, Dribbler balls, and mini hoops.
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Wilson supplies the official FIBA 3x3 ball, and it's the most useful purchase for a club setting up a 3x3 team. This ball has the circumference of a size 6 and the weight of a size 7: it feels great in your hands and stays stable in the wind. The training version sold on the page follows this format. For a summer tournament organised by the club, a few of these balls are enough to keep several courts going.
Wilson makes the match ball for the NBA and WNBA, and offers these licenses in training balls.
These balls are not approved by FFBB: they are for training, not official matches.
The bouncy Dribbler balls in NBA franchise colours are small, lightweight, and fun. They are used in handling workshops for younger kids, or as rewards at the end of a camp. The mini-baskets Wilson attach to a door or wall and help practice shooting at a lower height. For the basketball school, it’s a good way to keep the children occupied during rotations.
The page Wilson also brings together American football balls, a sport that the brand supplies in the NFL. A multi-sport club with a US football section can consolidate its orders. A few carts, pumps, and markers complete the selection.
For FFBB approved match balls, check out Molten. The TF range and uniforms are with Spalding. Rubber balls for outdoor use are also available at Nike, and session equipment can be found at Tremblay CT. All the brands are grouped on the brands page.
Wilson balls often appear on discount pages. The Black Friday kicks things off, the sales follow after the holidays, and the clearance sells off NBA team models. Keep an eye on the bargains on the site, and on the page shipped in 24h for a ball to receive quickly.
It has the weight of a size 7, making it too heavy for a child. It’s suitable for teenagers and adults playing 3x3. For younger children, stick to a size 5 or a standard size 6.
The name often indicates it: Outdoor, or indoor/outdoor for versatile balls. The surface is made of rubber or reinforced composite, more resistant to abrasive surfaces. A ball marked indoor only should stay indoors.
No, unless there is mention of FFBB approval on the label. NBA licensed balls are intended for training, playground use, or collection. For official matches, choose a ball approved by the federation.
The size 6, which is used by all female teams from U13 upwards. It's also the size for boys' U13. So a WNBA ball is suitable for a good number of categories in a club.
Low enough for them to score often, then higher as they improve. On a door, the height is fixed by the mounting: adjust the shooting distance instead. For a real adjustable hoop, check out the mini-basket hoops in the Club Space.