| Tachikara SV5W Gold Competition Premium Leather Volleyball | 
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Scarlet/White/Black | 
White | 
BLUE/WHITE/SILVER | 
Scarlet/Navy/White | 
Scarlet/White/Navy | 
blue/white/silver | 
SCARLET/WHITE/DARKGREEN |
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| Brand: Tachikara
Buy New: $44.75 (On sale from $44.79) - $102.58
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Rating:  29 reviews
Sales Rank: 2,550
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 7 x 6 x 4.5
MPN: SV5W GOLD
Model: SV5W Gold.NFHS
ASIN: B0009A6HPS
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| Features:
| • | World class premium leather competition volleyball | | • | Revolutionary patented Dual Bladder Construction (DBCâ¢) method | | • | Intended for use at the highest levels of competition | | • | Approved by the NFHS® (National Federation of State High School Associations) | | • | Intended for play for all ages |
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Product Description
The Tachikara® SV-5W Gold indoor volleyball is a premium leather ball intended for the highest levels of competition. The DBC® construction applies a second supporting bladder to the design for added responsiveness, control, durability, and a truer shape.
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Great volleyball but not for kids September 1, 2010
Mary Jo Richards
My 9 year old daughter just started playing volleyball and I was determined that she was going to play with a quality ball and not feel like her arms (and mine) were taking a beating. I thought the ball would be a lot softer than it is (it's not bad though). I should have gotten her the Molton 12U ball, but at the time I didn't know about them. They are perfect for youths. Never the less, this is a great ball, but there are better ones for young kids just starting out.
Tachikara SV5W Gold Competition Premium Leather Volleyball (Scarlet/White/Navy) August 27, 2010
William E. Hanson (Winston-Salem, NC USA)
The Tachikara Gold Volleyball is the only one I will purchase; it has a great touch and feel for the level of play I'm involved in - Intermediate. This is the best serving ball from my experience; I serve hard with heavy top spin. Until broken in well, the touch may feel slick, especially when setting and sweat from the arms of the passer stays on top of the ball. Once broken it, that sweat will get absorbed quickly and not be an issue. I really like the color choices; it helps you see what the ball is doing and allows you to position quicker to receive. Digging a hard spike does not sting like most other balls. Tachikara SV5W Gold Competition Premium Leather Volleyball
The only ball for indoor volleyball May 3, 2010
Ronald A. Lopez (sf valley)
The Tachikara SV5W is so much better than the competition, that it is the dominant ball in all the leagues I have played in or managed.
Nice Ball April 6, 2010
SK (Sacramento, CA USA)
This is the one. Very nice feel and performance. I've used the colored balls and even though they should be the same, I've always found them harder than the all white ball. Be careful when inserting the needle. If there is resistance, start over; if you try to jam it through, you could punch a hole in the side of the valve. Also, write your name on the ball or else some hoodlum might be tempted to steal it.
This is "The One" February 27, 2010
Dean Withrow (Mass)
I've been in the sport,,, well, forever. Many styles, (indoors and beach), have been pounded into my face. After many years out of the gym, using AVP balls, I've begun playing in local leagues. The synthetics are lively and easy to handle, but lack the feel and responsiveness of the full leather IMO. I convinced the league players to switch to my Tach SVSW Gold and the response was immediate, they loved it (the ball they were using was a Tach SVSWS). Going from an all white ball to the bright colors was noticeably easier to track and make solid contact with. I would highly recommend this one to anyone serious about their game. I also own two Mikasa indoor leather balls and the Tach has a softer and sweeter response, feels light and "pops" nicely when hammered. It takes a few games to soften up, but you'll love it from day one.
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