Built for the training ground. Season after season.
The Precision Training Football is the reliable, durable training ball that clubs, schools and coaches can buy in volume without worrying about whether it will hold up through the season. Machine-stitched construction and a tough outer casing handle hard surfaces, all weathers and the kind of high-volume use that only a grassroots coach truly understands.
Available in sizes 3, 4 and 5 to cover every age group from Under 7 through to senior. Multiple colour options make it easy to buy in bulk for a squad or to differentiate balls across training groups.
A proven training ball at a price that makes volume buying practical for clubs and schools.
- Machine-stitched training football for durable club and school use
- Available in Size 3 (Under 7-9), Size 4 (Under 9-14) and Size 5 (Under 14 and above)
- Multiple colour options for squad identification or preference
- Suitable for grass, 3G and indoor training surfaces
- Holds shape and pressure through high-volume training sessions
- Practical price point for volume buying at club and school level
- Durable construction for season-long performance
Frequently Asked Questions
What size football should a child use?
Size 3 is recommended for players Under 7 to Under 9. Size 4 is used from Under 9 to Under 14. Size 5 is the full-size ball used from Under 14 upwards and in adult football. Using the correct size ball for the age group supports proper skill development.
What is the difference between a training ball and a match ball?
A training ball is designed for durability in high-volume use on all surfaces and all weather conditions. A match ball prioritises feel, flight consistency and performance to FA or FIFA standards. Training balls typically cost less and last longer under repeated training use.
How long does a training football last?
A quality machine-stitched training ball can last a full season or longer with proper care, correct inflation and storage away from direct sunlight. High-frequency use on artificial surfaces will accelerate wear.
Can a training ball be used in a grassroots match?
Training balls can be used in informal or training-ground matches. For competitive grassroots fixtures, the match ball should meet FA guidelines. Check with your competition for specific ball requirements.
What size football do Under 11s use?
Under 11 players use a size 4 football. Size 4 is the standard for players aged Under 9 through to Under 14 at grassroots level in England.