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Footballs Jako for Christmas

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The brand Jako offers footballs designed for matches, training, or leisure. This selection brings together the models available at Foot-Store, a simple gift idea for the festive season.

Here you can find the Jako balls from the catalogue, to compare with other brands on the site before making your choice.

What is the Jako brand on Foot-Store?

Jako is a sports equipment brand that designs, among other things, footballs for matches, training, and leisure play. On Foot-Store, the Jako selection can be found in the Ballons category, alongside other brands available in the catalogue.

Which Jako ball to choose for a Christmas gift?

The choice mainly depends on the intended use by the person you are gifting the ball to. A ball intended for training or casual play has different expectations than one used in regular matches, where trajectory consistency and durability are more important. For a child, it's better to opt for a lighter and easier-to-handle initiation ball.

Nike, adidas, Puma: what other ball brands should you compare?

Before making a choice, you can compare the Jako selection with other ball brands available on Foot-Store:

  • The Nike balls, often associated with competitions and official club balls.
  • The adidas balls, notably present at major international competitions.
  • The Puma balls, an alternative for both matches and training.
  • The Uhlsport balls, a brand known particularly for its goalkeeper equipment.
  • The Tremblay CT balls, a French brand available in amateur leagues.
  • The Erima balls, designed for training and clubs.
  • The Select balls, a brand specialised in match and leisure balls.

Match, training, or leisure ball: how to tell them apart?

The ranges of balls mainly differ by their use. A match ball aims for flight consistency and accuracy, a training ball focuses on durability for repeated use, and a leisure ball is primarily about simplicity and comfort during play. Asking about the intended use before considering the brand can prevent unpleasant surprises when opening the gift.

When to find good deals on Jako balls?

Several times of the year are good for keeping an eye on prices for footballs, Jako or otherwise. The Black Friday arrives first in the commercial year, followed by the holiday season, then winter sales and the French Days in spring. Outside these periods, the Bons Plans page and the Déstockage page gather special offers from the catalogue, which you should check regularly. If you need an item shipped quickly, the Expédiés en 24h page can also help you organise your last-minute gift.

Frequently asked questions

Where to find a cheap Jako ball during the holiday season?

The Bons Plans and Déstockage pages are where current offers are gathered across the entire catalogue, including balls. It's useful to check them regularly, especially as the Black Friday and the holiday season approach.

What ball size should I choose for a child?

The size of a ball is usually chosen based on the player's age, from a smaller, lighter initiation ball to a size 5 ball used for adult matches. The complete selection of balls allows you to compare available sizes based on the brands.

What is the difference between a Jako ball and a adidas or Nike ball?

Each brand designs its balls with its own materials and construction, affecting the feel of the ball and its durability. For comparison, you can check the adidas and Nike balls available on the site, according to the intended use.

Is a Jako ball suitable for playing indoors as well as outdoors?

It depends on the model: some balls are designed for synthetic surfaces and outdoor play, while others are meant for futsal or indoor surfaces. It's best to check the intended use indicated on the ball's product page before purchase, or compare with other models in the Ballons category.

When do promotions on footballs start?

The main promotional periods follow the usual commercial calendar: the Black Friday at the end of the year, followed by the holidays, winter sales, and the French Days in spring. Between these periods, the Offres spéciales page might also offer occasional discounts.