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So what type of basketball do you have? Do you think it is better than the ones you use for your team?
I've got a Nike 1000, it supposed to be an 'all courts' ball but I find it a lot better playing outside, it doesn't seem to bounce right inside. A friend gave it to me when he got a new one about a year ago and i've kept since, I only really use it when i'm practising by myself or messing abround with a group of mates.
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I got an unknown brand ball worth 5 pounds and i got it from the kiosk 
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I have a good ball but it's quite old now. It is designed for indoor and outdoor playing and it has golden letters "Lithuanian basketball" on it but due to lots of usage those letter are barely visible now. Before this I had a few crappy balls that didn't survive for more than a months 
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Thought I'd say that I got Molten GM7 similar to the one used last year in Euroleague. Going to test it tomorrow.
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Dec 16, 2007, 4:04 pm
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I have a very very old Baiden match ball. After losing my brand new one 
However I do love the feel of a Molten when shooting, theres something just so pure about it. I have about 6 other basketballs usually a variation of Nike.
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Feb 1, 2008, 3:51 pm
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I have some of the Molten family  ball, it's bit slippery but's okay because I use to play outdoor  well in my opinion spalding is the best ball 
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Feb 1, 2008, 11:05 pm
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My group plays with a TF1000 from Spalding, which is close to the best balls you can find in North America. It's tried and true. It lasts for four or five years. I bought one a few years ago, but it was stolen. 
I own a Baden, which has been great for two years. The grip is still very nice.
I think the best advice for keeping basketballs (and shoes!) a long time is to never use your "indoor ball" outside (same with your "indoor sneakers"). Pavement, even blacktop, kills basketballs and shoes. If you play outside a lot like me in the summer, pick up a cheap basketball to throw around.
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i just recently bought this ball online at amazon.com for like 54 u.s. dollars you might think thats a lot but its worth it great grip and feel to it but its indoor only i think its great it will help your shooting
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I have this red white and blue wilson ball made for outdoor play, because I practice outdoors alot.
But my league used the wilson NCAA model balls.
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Aug 2, 2008, 4:12 pm
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Same as Vilius. It's soft and light  , good for good dribblers as me 
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Aug 6, 2008, 1:59 am
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I got Spalding T-1000.
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