


🏐 Elevate your game with the official ball of champions!
The MIKASA V200W CEV Champions League Volleyball is a professional-grade, size 4 ball crafted with molded polyurethane and Mikasa’s patented Double Dimple technology to reduce air resistance. Featuring a vibrant yellow and green design exclusive to the CEV Champions League, it’s pre-inflated and ready for immediate use, making it the perfect choice for adult players seeking top-tier performance and style.
| ASIN | B0813P4XPC |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Ball Type | Volleyball |
| Best Sellers Rank | #61,728 in Sporting Goods ( See Top 100 in Sporting Goods ) #56 in Volleyballs |
| Brand Name | MIKASA |
| Color | Yellow |
| Construction Type | molded |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (151) |
| Included Components | x |
| Item Diameter | 1 Centimeters |
| Item Type Name | MIKASA Volleyball V200W-ÖVV |
| Item Weight | 0.03 Kilograms |
| League Name | CEV Champions League |
| Manufacturer | Mikasa |
| Manufacturer Part Number | V200W-CEV |
| Material Type | Polyurethane (PU) |
| Model Number | V200W-CEV |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Size | 65 centimeters |
| Sport Type | Volleyball |
| Stitching Type | Stitched |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
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Bought 4 of these from this seller and I can attest that they never came with any defects (unlike the blue version as you can see in my last photo) Pros: -they are very durable (if used indoors or on grass) -no paint or peeling off defects -you might notice some wrinkles but they fade away (almost completely) after you inflate it It's best to moisten needle to keep it in top shape. Stay away from using this ball on rough surfaces like cement, tarmac or asphalt. Keep it indoors or use it on grass. Not too sure about sand but I wouldn't risk it more than a few games.
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It's very good the ball has good grip
R**.
Feels and looks like the real deal and slightly cheaper than the blue V200W too. I haven't actually used it to play though, just "peppering" and some drills (spiking, serving, digging.) Some people where I'm from are ball kickers and "shankers" LOL and not a lot of gyms here have a solid roof so I'm not trying to loose this ball like in the past. Some people had complaints about the wrinkles or at the "seams" it's a little exposed but that's normal. Once inflated and played with, it's all gone. Also remember too always moisten the needle before inserting pump needle. Just give it a good lick or if a sink is around, dip it in some water. If you find your ball is deflating over time, it's probably a defect with the valve or a tiny hole somewhere. Even the expensive balls have defects (I've had my fair share) so it's just "drawing the short straw" at that point.
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