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Find the footballs Jako on sale at Foot-Store. This selection includes match and training balls from the brand, offered at reduced prices during the sale periods.

Compare the Jako models with other brands in the Ballons catalogue to find the right ball for your needs, whether for playing on the pitch or for training.

What can you find in the Jako ball sales?

The Jako ball sales include footballs from the brand offered at reduced prices on Foot-Store, whether they are match balls or training balls. This selection changes over time with the discount periods and can be viewed during both official sales and outside of them.

Nike, adidas, Puma: other brands of balls on sale

If you want to compare the Jako models with other brands, several pages allow you to continue your search:

  • The balls Nike on sale, for match and training models from the brand.
  • The balls adidas on sale, including competition and training balls from the brand with the three stripes.
  • The balls Puma on sale, for club and training balls from the brand.
  • The balls Uhlsport on sale, a brand focused on goalkeepers and training.
  • The balls Tremblay CT on sale, a reference for training and amateur clubs.
  • The balls Erima on sale, for match and training balls from the German brand.
  • The balls Select on sale, a brand known for its competition balls.

You can also return to the Balls page to see all the brands available on sale.

Match ball or training ball Jako: how to choose?

The choice between a match ball and a training ball Jako mainly depends on what you intend to use it for. A match ball is designed for trajectory accuracy and feel on the foot, useful in competitions or during sessions that are similar. A training ball is made to withstand more intensive use, session after session, on various surfaces. Always check the intended use indicated on the product sheet before making your choice.

When to look for good deals on Jako balls?

The best times to spot a good deal on Jako balls align with the commercial highlights of the site. The Black Friday often marks the start of the end-of-year sales, followed by the holiday season. Next are the winter sales, then the French Days in spring and the summer sales. The release of new collections at the beginning of the season is also a time when older Jako models go on sale.

Which size of Jako ball to choose?

The size of a Jako ball is first determined by the player’s age and level of play, information that is specified on each product sheet. Younger players generally use smaller sizes than adults, and training balls are available in both club and school sizes. Check the size indicated on the product sheet before ordering, especially if the ball is intended for a specific age category.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where to find cheap Jako footballs?

The Jako balls offered on sale can be found on this page, which is updated throughout the discount periods. If you can’t find the model you are looking for, the pages Nike, adidas, and Puma offer other brands of balls on sale.

Are the Jako balls on sale the same as those sold at full price?

Yes, they are the same Jako footballs, just offered at a reduced price during discount periods. The characteristics and uses remain the same as those described on the product sheet.

When do the sales on Jako balls start?

Jako balls can be offered on sale at various times throughout the year, notably during Black Friday, the holiday season, winter and summer sales, or French Days. It is advisable to regularly check the Sales page so you don’t miss any promotions.

Can you find Jako balls for goalkeepers on sale?

Jako mainly offers match and training balls for field players. For a ball specifically designed for goalkeepers, the Uhlsport page is a reference to check out.

How to know if a Jako ball is suitable for my level of play?

The recommended level of play, amateur or competition, is usually stated in the description of each Jako ball. If in doubt, a training ball is suitable for most regular uses, while a match ball is generally reserved for official matches.