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Spalding NBA INFUSION Official Size Street Basketball | 
 enlarge | Brand: Spalding
Category: Sports
List Price: $19.99
Buy New: $19.94
You Save: $0.05
Rating:  5 reviews
Sales Rank: 16628
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.6
Dimensions (in): 9.5 x 9.5 x 9
Model: 63-592
UPC: 029321816374
EAN: 0029321816374
ASIN: B0009VELD2
Release Date: January 1, 2008
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | Outdoor basketball made for rugged street play | | • | Built-in Micro Pump for easy inflation/deflation | | • | Microfiber composite leather, all-ball pebbling for precise handling | | • | Same great grip, balance, bounce, and weight of a traditional basketball | | • | Official play size of 29.5 inches |
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Amazon.com Product Description
The Spalding 63-592 Infusion Street outdoor basketball is a technologically advanced ball with micro pump that offers a the same great grip, balance, bounce, and weight of a traditional basketball. It's made of a durable microfiber composite leather and features an all-ball pebbling that makes handling even more precise. With the built-in Micro Pump technology, each Infusion basketball can be inflated or deflated at any time. It has an official size of 29.5 inches. The Spalding Infusion basketball meets all of the NBA's stringent performance standards. Each ball is precision engineered so that its built-in Micro Pump doesn't affect balance, weight, rebound, size, or overall playability versus a traditional ball. To offset any added weight, lighter, extremely durable rubber compounds were utilized to keep the weight the same as any other basketball.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Pump is a bust! June 7, 2007
Lou A. (NY USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Although the pump worked on my ball but it kept losing air. The pump was not as easy to use as a regular basketball pump and I returned the ball because it was deflating due to an air leak at the pump. Better to get a regular ball for almost half the price.
Pump issues November 10, 2006
Technology! (NY, NY USA)
5 out of 7 found this review helpful
i don't really write reviews, but i felt like i needed to say something about this one. maybe its me, but i couldn't get the pump to work. So i bought a new basketball. I bought a regular one, and bought a pump. I wish that infusion thing worked out, because it would have been great to deflate it, put it in my bag, and then pump it up again at the court. But my friend warned me they don't work so good. I'm just stubborn i guess. That's my 2 cents. Take it for what its worth.
indoors and outdoors March 29, 2006
5 out of 11 found this review helpful
if you are planning on buying a ball, these are the tips or the performance of the balls or type of balls out there. one is indoor balls, there are great especially the tf 1000 from spalding. Next is outdoor balls yeah maybe the tf 1000 ppl say its great using indoor and outdoor but just using the ball for outdoors only will bust it quicker so do you wanna spend 50 bucks for a broken ball in a few months for me i wanna get the pefect ball because i have seen the results of a used ball and how they got broken in a long period of playing time and yeah the infusion street is a great ball for this speciefic enviroment so if i were u i would get the nike 1105 or this ball and dont forget the original spalding street it will do the job just fine.The last but not least the indoor outdoor part for me not the best ball but it will do the job just fine the new spalding zio excel ball u could get it for a affordable price and u wont regret it yeah may be thinking oh the tf 1000 may be better because it has a higher price but thats the point if it gets broken u just wasted 50 bucks mah brother and if u bought the zio excel and it gets broken u just wasted 30 dollars so its cheaper to get but if u want the performance i think u should get tf 1000 ( dont blame if you disagree i got this idea from the shoppers i met during my search for my "perfect ball") but for me i think the tf 1000 is only good as a indoor ball because it i think has the quality of a indoor ball and will last longer if only used indoors. I hoped my tips and comments about the basketballs may have helped you somehow on choosing your perfect ball. THANKS
 Stay away from infusions March 28, 2006
Timothy Wong
4 out of 5 found this review helpful
We've gone through about 2 or 3 generations of infusion basketballs from spalding. The gimmick isn't worth it and there are better balls like the original zi/o and the excel for outdoor and the TF1000 for indoor.
 ULTIMATE Street Ball March 25, 2006
4 out of 5 found this review helpful
This basketball is so cool! The dual action micro pump works. It is kind of hard to pop the micro pump out. You have to push down on the pump,and while you push down on the pump you unscrew it. It takes a long time to pump,though. To deflate the ball,you push down on the pump. The ball doesn't stay inflated for long. The basketball feels good,and it has a good grip. The silver paint fades away quickly. I RECOMEND THAT YOU BUY THIS!!!!!!!!!!
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