The selection of footballs from Uhlsport includes models designed for matches, training, and goalkeeping, perfect for gifting or treating yourself this Christmas. Here you will find competition-approved balls as well as more affordable options for everyday play.
It's the collection of footballs from the brand Uhlsport brought together on one page as the holiday season approaches, to help you find a gift or prepare your sessions. Uhlsport is a German brand known for its work on gloves and goalkeeper balls, but the range also includes match and training balls for field players. The Christmas season is a good time to compare models before making your choice, whether solo or as a team.
The catalogue distinguishes several uses, to choose depending on what you want to do. Match balls are designed for the precision and consistency of trajectory sought in competition. Training balls, often more durable, are made to withstand repeated use over several sessions. Balls specifically dedicated to the goalkeeper position complete the offering, with a grip designed for saves and clearances.
If you want to compare Uhlsport with other manufacturers before making a choice, several pages allow you to see what each brand offers:
To return to the complete collection of all brands combined, the page Balls gathers the entire catalogue.
Several sections of the site help you spot the best deals depending on the time of year. As the holidays approach, the page Black Friday and the section Bons Plans focus on ongoing operations for balls as well as the rest of the catalogue. Once Christmas is over, the Winter Sales take over, followed later in the year by the French Days in spring. The page Clearance is also worth a look if you're looking for a ball at a reduced price without waiting for a specific period, and the section New Arrivals shows you the models recently added to the catalogue. If you order late before the holidays, the page Shipped in 24h lists products available quickly.
The choice mainly depends on the intended use by the person who will receive it. For a player in a club looking for a ball close to what they use in matches, opt for a competition model. For more regular use in training or leisure, a training ball is more suitable and holds up better on varied surfaces. For a goalkeeper, it's better to choose a ball specifically designed for that position, with a grip different from balls meant for field players.
The sections Bons Plans and Black Friday gather the ongoing operations during Christmas. The section Clearance can also offer balls at reduced prices outside of these periods.
Balls come in several sizes suited to age and skill level, so you need to check the size indicated on the product page before buying. A ball that is too big or too small makes learning harder, especially for a young player.
It's not mandatory: the sections Bons Plans and Special Offers can provide discounts outside of the Sales. If you're not in a hurry, comparing both periods remains a good way to make the best choice.
A match ball is designed for trajectory consistency and striking comfort in competition, while a training ball is made to withstand intensive and repeated use. The latter is generally more suitable if the ball will be used often on varied surfaces.
Yes, the pages adidas and Nike showcase their own ranges of balls, to check alongside Uhlsport. The page Balls also allows you to see all available brands on a single page.