Lot of 20 footballs

What does a pack of 20 footballs contain?

A pack of 20 footballs consists of twenty identical balls, sold together to equip a category or a complete training group. This format is aimed at clubs, football schools and leisure centres that need to renew or complete their stock of balls without placing multiple individual orders. The packs in the catalogue come from well-known football brands, with balls classified into the Football Ball and Ball categories according to their use on the pitch.

Packs of 5, packs of 10, packs of 20: which volume should you choose for your club?

The volume to choose depends on the number of players and categories to equip within the club.

• The packs of 5 balls, useful for completing the equipment of a single team or replacing a few worn balls.
• The packs of 10 balls, suitable for a medium-sized category or training group.
• The packs of 20 balls, presented on this page, designed to cover several teams or an entire football school.

To compare all available formats, the ball packs page brings together all the volumes on offer.

Which brands are included in the packs of 20 balls?

The catalogue features packs from Uhlsport, adidas, Nike, Puma, Erima and Hummel, six suppliers that produce balls designed for both training and amateur competition. Uhlsport offers various ranges of balls with integrated glue fixing, a technology appreciated for reducing breakage over sessions. The other brands in the catalogue complement the offering with balls designed for regular use on grass or synthetic pitches.

What size ball should you choose to equip a club?

The size of the ball should first be chosen according to the age of the players concerned by the pack. The younger categories play with smaller and lighter balls, while senior categories use the standard size for eleven-a-side competitions. A club equipping multiple categories with a pack of 20 balls must therefore check the size indicated on each reference before placing an order, so that the equipment matches the targeted training groups.

When is the best time to take advantage of offers on ball packs?

The prices of ball packs fluctuate according to the site's major commercial events, so it’s worth checking regularly if the club’s budget is tight. The Black Friday and the end-of-year holidays are often interesting times to renew equipment in volume, followed by winter sales and then the French Days in spring. Outside of these peak times, the Espace Club deals and clearance pages help find references at the end of the range. The sections sales, good deals and special offers are also worth a look before making any group orders. If the club needs equipment quickly, the 24-hour shipping page lists references available without delay, while the new arrivals showcase allows you to follow the arrival of new references throughout the season.

Frequently asked questions

Does a pack of 20 balls contain balls of different sizes?

No, a pack of 20 footballs contains identical balls, of the same size and model. If a club needs several sizes for different categories, they must order several distinct packs, one for each size required.

Can these balls be used on a synthetic pitch?

This depends on the chosen model, with each reference specifying the type of pitch it is designed for. Some balls in the catalogue are suitable for both grass and synthetic surfaces, while others are more specifically designed for indoor or outdoor use.

How can you tell if a pack of 20 balls is suitable for a football school?

A pack of 20 balls is suitable as soon as there is a need to equip multiple teams or an entire football school with standardised equipment. This prevents having balls from different brands or ranges within the same training group.

Are the balls sold in packs the same as those sold individually?

Yes, the balls offered in packs correspond to the same references as those available individually on the site. The pack simply allows for the purchase of several identical balls in a single order, which simplifies management for a club or sports organisation.

What is the difference between the Football Ball range and the Ball range?

The Football Ball range includes balls designed for playing football, while the Ball range may include broader references based on uses. It is advisable to check the specifications of each pack to ensure it corresponds well to the intended use by the club.