All Blacks Training Rugby Ball

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Product DescriptionCountry: New Zealand #622179 Play with the best ball by on of the best teams on the field-the All Blacks. Orders shipping outside the US are subject to customs fees. Why play rugby when you can live it? Who else has the haka? Where else would the first World Cup be played? Who else would win it? What team would you expect to unleash Jonah Lomu on the world? Who dominates the World Sevens Series, the World U21s, and the Women's World Cup? What's that you say? It's still just play? Well think about this: Where else can a rugby tour spark widespread civil unrest? Where else can the team doctor write a book? Where else do they have a rugby channel on TV? The black jersey has menaced opponents for a more than a century now. It took the Originals more than six months to complete that first All Black tour in 1905, but they made it worth their while. They reinvented the way rugby was played. They changed the way the Home Nations thought about the Colonies. They launched a legend. And the game remains at the heart of New Zealand's identity: Ka Mate! Ka Mate! Ka Ora! Ka Ora! (I die! I die! I live! I live!). Don't wear All Blacks gear unless you mean it.

Features:

The NEW Official Training Rugby ball for the All Blacks!
Replica ball is made of four panels with an abrasion resistant non slip cover material.
Size 5 rugby ball is hand sewn to stand up to your toughest matches.
Ball will be shipped deflated.
Perfect to use for training and everyday use in all conditions.

Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

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