Spalding Never Flat Outdoor Official Size Basketball

• Official-size outdoor basketball with Pressure Retention Technologies
• Guaranteed to stay full inflated for at least 1 year
• Proprietary Nitroflate molecules form protective barrier against seepage
• Specially designed valve with cap eliminates leaks and keeps dirt out

The first ever ball with Pressure Retention Technology!The first ever basketball to employ Spalding's Pressure Retention Technologies, the Spalding Never Flat outdoor basketball is the only ball guaranteed to stay fully inflated for at least one year--10 times longer than traditional basketballs. The Never Flat ball is equipped with a new membrane technology that tightens the natural pores in the bladder. The exclusive technology relies on proprietary Nitroflate molecules that are injected into the ball. The molecules form a protective barrier against air seepage, in effect repelling air molecules that might otherwise escape. The ball further prevents leakage with its specially designed valve, which includes a cap that eliminates leaks and keeps dirt out. The Never Flat basketball measures 29.5 inches in diameter, although a 28.5-inch version is available.

List Price: $ 24.99

Our Price: $ 19.99

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