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The selection of Select balls includes the models from the brand offered at discounted prices at Foot-Store. You will find balls designed for both matches and training, with prices adjusted according to sale periods.

Also check out the sales on all balls to compare with other brands available in the catalogue.

What are the sales on Select balls?

The sales on Select balls include models from the Danish brand offered at discounted prices on Foot-Store. This page brings together the balls available for purchase, whether you're looking for a ball for a match, training, or club practice. Prices fluctuate during discount periods, but the selection of models can be viewed all year round.

Which Select balls can you find in this selection?

Select designs footballs used in both clubs and amateur competitions. The brand offers several ranges, from training balls intended for regular use to match balls designed for competition. The choice is generally made based on the intended use: training sessions, official matches, or leisure play.

Nike, adidas, Puma: what other brands of balls are on sale?

If you’re comparing different brands before making a purchase, these pages gather the discounted balls from the respective manufacturers:

  • The balls Nike, often associated with professional competitions and club balls.
  • The balls adidas, with models linked to major international competitions.
  • The balls Puma, aimed at club and training use.
  • The balls Uhlsport, a German brand known for its match and goalkeeper balls.
  • The balls Jako, an equipment brand focused on amateur clubs.
  • The balls Tremblay CT, a French brand present in amateur football.
  • The balls Erima, another German brand aimed at clubs and training.

To start fresh and compare all brands at once, the balls sales page centralises all available models.

When can you take advantage of the sales on Select balls?

The prices of Select balls mainly change around a few key commercial events that happen every year. The Black Friday is usually the first event to look out for, followed by the end-of-year holidays. Next come the winter sales, and then the French Days in spring. The summer sales and the back-to-school period, when new collections arrive, round out the calendar. To ensure you don’t miss anything, the sales page centralises all ongoing promotions on the site.

How to choose a ball in the sales?

Choosing a ball primarily depends on the intended use: a training ball supports intensive and repeated use, while a match ball aims for better game precision. The size must correspond to the age category or practice type, and the playing surface (outdoor, indoor, or gym) also influences the choice of model. During sales periods, it remains useful to check these criteria before comparing prices, rather than choosing based solely on the displayed discount.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I find cheap footballs right now?

The balls sales page brings together all brands of balls offered at discounted prices on Foot-Store, including Select. This is the simplest starting point to compare the available models.

Are Select balls approved for competition?

It depends on the model: some balls are designed for training, while others are meant for official matches. It's important to check the specification of each product before purchase to ensure it meets the intended use, especially for club or competitive play.

Can we compare Select balls with other brands like Uhlsport or Puma?

Yes, the pages dedicated to the balls Uhlsport and the balls Puma allow you to compare the models and uses offered by each brand, alongside the Select selection.

When do the sales on balls start?

The discount periods follow the usual commercial peak times: Black Friday, end-of-year holidays, winter sales, and then French Days in spring. Outside these periods, discounted prices may also appear occasionally on certain models.

Should I choose a match ball or a training ball for playing in an amateur club?

For regular use in training, a training ball is usually sufficient and withstands frequent use better. A match ball is preferable for official matches, where consistency in play is more important.