Footballs and Soccer Balls

For over 4 decades, Kingsgrove Sports has been dedicated to bringing you the finest soccer balls and footballs that the world of soccer has to offer. Whether you're adding to your collection, gearing up for a match, or seeking the perfect gift for a soccer fan, we're confident you'll find what you're looking for here. Browse our collection today and find the perfect soccer ball to match your passion. Enjoy fast shipping, and exceptional customer service.

Find the Right Soccer Ball for Your Game

Not all soccer balls are the same, the ball you choose should match your level, playing surface, and purpose. Here’s a quick guide:

• Match Balls: Designed to meet official game standards with premium materials, accurate flight, and strong shape retention.
• Training Balls: Made for daily use, with extra durability and reliable performance to handle repetitive drills and extended sessions.
• Mini & Skills Balls: Great for younger players and those working on close control and footwork.
• Street & Futsal Balls: Built with reduced bounce and tougher outer layers to suit hard courts and indoor play.

Shop Soccer Balls from Top Brands

We stock soccer balls from trusted brands like Mitre, Cigno, Deploy, and Nike that are used in professional leagues, school games, and weekend comps across Australia. Our range includes all sizes (Size 3, 4, and 5) so players of all ages can train and compete with confidence.

FAQs About Soccer Balls and Footballs

1. What size soccer ball should I buy?

The size of the soccer ball you should buy depends on the player’s age and playing level. Size 3 balls are best suited for young kids aged 5 to 8 years, as they are smaller and lighter for easier control. Size 4 is ideal for players aged 9 to 12 years, offering a good balance between size and weight for skill development. Size 5 is the official match size used in professional and adult games, recommended for players aged 13 and above.

2. What is the difference between a match ball and a training ball?

The difference between a match ball and a training ball comes down to materials and purpose. Match balls are made with higher-grade materials that offer better touch, flight accuracy, and responsiveness, meeting official match standards. Training balls, on the other hand, are built to be more durable and withstand repeated use during practice sessions without losing shape or performance.

3. How do I maintain a soccer ball?

To properly maintain a soccer ball, always use a ball pump with a needle and inflate it to the manufacturer’s recommended pressure. Avoid over-inflating or under-inflating, as this can damage the bladder. Keep the ball clean, and avoid playing on rough surfaces like concrete. When not in use, store your soccer ball in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and moisture, to prevent wear and tear.

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