Rugby Balls

Are your rugby balls designed for playing?

Our balls are indeed made for playing with friends, for a few passes on the beach or in your garden.

Made of resistant and durable rubber, they offer you sensations similar to the match balls you use in clubs.

But that's not all: these balls are also designed to besuperb decorative items, to be placed in your living room, bedroom or office.

We have chosen to collaborate with artists and designers (Les Rugbymen, Julien Soone, etc.) to give a unique touch to each of our balls. Floral, urban, tag motifs and flashy colors are all part of the collection.

In short: unique items, and a perfect gift!

How to easily choose your rugby ball?

Here are our tips for easily choosing your rugby ball:

·         Start bydefining its use: leisure, training or match.

·         Then, selectthe right size: for adults, size 5 is preferred, suitable for matches, training and even competition.

·         Finally, choose the material.This is essential: leather offers the best feel and is reserved for matches and competition, synthetic imitates leather with good resistance, and rubber is perfect for training.

Choosing the right ball guarantees an ideal grip, passing precision and real playing pleasure.

What size rugby ball should I choose?

There are5 sizes of rugby balls. To choose the size of your ball before buying it, you can base it on the age of the players who will use it:

·         Size 1 and 2 for children under 6 years old

·         Size 3 for young players (approx. 6-9 years old)

·         Size 4 for teenagers (approx. 10-14 years old)

·         Size 5 for adults and competition.

Note that there are alsosize 4.5balls, designed specifically for TOUCH rugby, which requires more one-handed catches.

What changes from one size to another is only the circumference of the ball (and, consequently, the weight). The smaller the size, the smaller the circumference.

Are your balls delivered inflated?

Your balls are sent uninflated for easier transport.

If you want to be precise,the ideal pressure for a rugby ball is between 0.6 and 0.7 bar (which corresponds to 9.5 or 10 psi). This comes directly from theofficial World Rugby rules!

What are the best rugby ball brands?

Many ball brands are used in competition, by amateurs and professionals. Among the most well-known are:

·         Gilbert, the most famous rugby ball brand in the world, which also supplies clubs and national teams

·         Adidas, which offers excellent quality models

·         RTEK, which customizes balls for rugby clubs

·         Canterbury, a brand that has also had its moments of glory in the past, among others

·         BLK, a relatively new brand on the market, created in 2011

We can also mention Mitre, Summit, and Webb Ellis, all recognized for their high quality standards.