Baden | Elite | Premium Quality Composite Basketball | Ideal for Indoor Games | Men\'s Size 7 (29.5 inches)
Key features
- •Elite - the Elite basketball is our top-of-the-line game Basketball. Every detail was designed with the athlete in mind using premium materials, making the Elite basketball truly the king-of-the court
- •Design - The Elite's proprietary composite microfiber cover provides superior grip and tack for optimum basketball control. Its patented cushion control technology (cut) creates a softer feel, truer bounce, and longer life
- •Perfection - the Elite's perfection symmetrical design was engineered to provide a perfectly balanced ball and its smooth rounded edges ensure you won't feel lumps or get inconsistent bounces
- •Advantage - This is a basketball that you can trust from the inside out. Whether you're putting in hours practicing your free throws, passes, or draining three's, this ball will help you reach your full potential on the Court
- •Available - intermediate size 6 (28. 5") and official Size 7 (29. 5"), NFHS approved and ships fully inflated
Baden | Elite | Premium Quality Composite Basketball | Ideal for Indoor Games | Men\'s Size 7 (29.5 inches)
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Customer Reviews
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Great feel
Amazon Customer✓ Verified Purchase•August 3, 2023
Awesome basketball. Would buy again.
Great Ball, Great Price!
Michael Johnson✓ Verified Purchase•July 21, 2023
Awesome ball! I'd say the best two balls out there are THIS ONE and the THE ROCK C2C Composite game ball. TBH I don't know which I'd choose between the two. I'd probably choose The Rock if I had had a gun to my head, but this one was only $39.99 on sale at Amazon, and The Rock was $64.00. It was a no-brainer to go with the Baden Elite with that kind of price difference. That said both balls are Awesome! They both put the Wilson Evolution to shame. Not really sure what everyone sees in the EVO. When I called Wilson to ask about this anomaly they told me that it's kind of a regional thing. They asked me where I lived, and when I said CA, they said, "Oh yeah, EVERYONE in CA get's the EVO". I'm thinking, "Why"? The Rock and the Baden Elite are both way better basketballs! If you can justify the cost, I'd say go with The Rock as a 1st option, and the Baden Elite as a second option. The Wilson EVO in my opinion is a 3 Star at best. I own the Wilson NCAA Official Indoor ball and that's a pretty good ball. I'd give it 4 stars. The indoor Spalding TF-1000 Classic is decent too.
If I had to rank the top indoor composite balls out there this would be my ranking (Note: I'd only buy the top 3):
1) The Rock C2C
2) Baden Elite
3) Wilson NCAA Tournament Game Basketball
Honorable Mention: Spalding TF-1000 Classic, Wilson Evolution
**Ok, so after going to the gym and feeling THE ROCK C2C and the Baden Elite right next to each other, I've changed my tune. I now think the Baden Elite is the #1 ball...no joke. It's the best ball. New list Below:
1) Baden Elite
2) The Rock C2C
3)Wilson NCAA Tournament Game Basketball
If I had to rank the top indoor composite balls out there this would be my ranking (Note: I'd only buy the top 3):
1) The Rock C2C
2) Baden Elite
3) Wilson NCAA Tournament Game Basketball
Honorable Mention: Spalding TF-1000 Classic, Wilson Evolution
**Ok, so after going to the gym and feeling THE ROCK C2C and the Baden Elite right next to each other, I've changed my tune. I now think the Baden Elite is the #1 ball...no joke. It's the best ball. New list Below:
1) Baden Elite
2) The Rock C2C
3)Wilson NCAA Tournament Game Basketball
Seriously a Great Basketball Ball!
Optimus Maximus Primus✓ Verified Purchase•July 20, 2023
I have been using the Biden Elite for over 4 years now. I am recently on my 3rd purchase in all that time.
Ball is durable I have used it on an outdoor smooth court but it really won't fair well with constant outdoor play. I only will play with it outside 1-3 times to speed up the break-in process. I do this because the ball actually will get softer over time if you don't over-inflate it which will make it seem harder.
So let me be clear I would not recommend anyone else playing on outdoor court, it is a true indoor ball, and using it outdoor too much will damage it and quickly lose it's grip,air, and tack but if you must use it outdoor only do it on rare occasions.
The ball is super tacky out the bag when you roll the ball on the court you can hear how sticky it is. Also I have relatively small hands for a guy and I can easily palm the ball when my hands are dry.
The ball is a perfect circle and the panels are evenly spaced which may give it a different feel than most are use to and that's maybe why some people feel it is smaller than normal but it measures at a true 29.5".
Oh yeah,It has a good bounce.
The Wilson feels heavier than this ball and the Evo Nxt feels lighter or slightly the same so its somewhere in between when it comes to weight.
It is a relatively soft ball compared to most indoor and outdoor balls. It's only rival would be The Wilson Evo and The Evo Nxt in my opinion because right out the box they are comparable with only a small difference in feel and testure except the Baden is more tacky, i mean like sticky if you buy it brand new.
After playing with The Baden over time you
will start seeing the difference between it and The Wilson.
I honestly dont know why some people mostly younger players are stuck with only the Wilson Evo. I say play with them both as they both are great but I have played with both and let me tell you shooting this ball is a dream I def. recommend this ball.
Ball is durable I have used it on an outdoor smooth court but it really won't fair well with constant outdoor play. I only will play with it outside 1-3 times to speed up the break-in process. I do this because the ball actually will get softer over time if you don't over-inflate it which will make it seem harder.
So let me be clear I would not recommend anyone else playing on outdoor court, it is a true indoor ball, and using it outdoor too much will damage it and quickly lose it's grip,air, and tack but if you must use it outdoor only do it on rare occasions.
The ball is super tacky out the bag when you roll the ball on the court you can hear how sticky it is. Also I have relatively small hands for a guy and I can easily palm the ball when my hands are dry.
The ball is a perfect circle and the panels are evenly spaced which may give it a different feel than most are use to and that's maybe why some people feel it is smaller than normal but it measures at a true 29.5".
Oh yeah,It has a good bounce.
The Wilson feels heavier than this ball and the Evo Nxt feels lighter or slightly the same so its somewhere in between when it comes to weight.
It is a relatively soft ball compared to most indoor and outdoor balls. It's only rival would be The Wilson Evo and The Evo Nxt in my opinion because right out the box they are comparable with only a small difference in feel and testure except the Baden is more tacky, i mean like sticky if you buy it brand new.
After playing with The Baden over time you
will start seeing the difference between it and The Wilson.
I honestly dont know why some people mostly younger players are stuck with only the Wilson Evo. I say play with them both as they both are great but I have played with both and let me tell you shooting this ball is a dream I def. recommend this ball.
A GREAT HANDLE
Coach Pate✓ Verified Purchase•July 12, 2023
This ball was used in most of our AAU games. Both teams assessed which game ball they wanted to use and this one was chosen 95-98% of the time. Great value under $100.
Great Ball, Great Price!
Michael Johnson✓ Verified Purchase•July 11, 2023
Awesome ball! I'd say the best two balls out there are THIS ONE and the THE ROCK C2C Composite game ball. TBH I don't know which I'd choose between the two. I'd probably choose The Rock if I had had a gun to my head, but this one was only $39.99 on sale at Amazon, and The Rock was $64.00. It was a no-brainer to go with the Baden Elite with that kind of price difference. That said both balls are Awesome! They both put the Wilson Evolution to shame. Not really sure what everyone sees in the EVO. When I called Wilson to ask about this anomaly they told me that it's kind of a regional thing. They asked me where I lived, and when I said CA, they said, "Oh yeah, EVERYONE in CA get's the EVO". I'm thinking, "Why"? The Rock and the Baden Elite are both way better basketballs! If you can justify the cost, I'd say go with The Rock as a 1st option, and the Baden Elite as a second option. The Wilson EVO in my opinion is a 3 Star at best. I own the Wilson NCAA Official Indoor ball and that's a pretty good ball. I'd give it 4 stars. The indoor Spalding TF-1000 Classic is decent too.
If I had to rank the top indoor composite balls out there this would be my ranking (Note: I'd only buy the top 3):
1) The Rock C2C
2) Baden Elite
3) Wilson NCAA Tournament Game Basketball
Honorable Mention: Spalding TF-1000 Classic, Wilson Evolution
**Ok, so after going to the gym and feeling THE ROCK C2C and the Baden Elite right next to each other, I've changed my tune. I now think the Baden Elite is the #1 ball...no joke. It's the best ball. New list Below:
1) Baden Elite
2) The Rock C2C
3)Wilson NCAA Tournament Game Basketball
If I had to rank the top indoor composite balls out there this would be my ranking (Note: I'd only buy the top 3):
1) The Rock C2C
2) Baden Elite
3) Wilson NCAA Tournament Game Basketball
Honorable Mention: Spalding TF-1000 Classic, Wilson Evolution
**Ok, so after going to the gym and feeling THE ROCK C2C and the Baden Elite right next to each other, I've changed my tune. I now think the Baden Elite is the #1 ball...no joke. It's the best ball. New list Below:
1) Baden Elite
2) The Rock C2C
3)Wilson NCAA Tournament Game Basketball
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