Tachikara SV-5WS Composite Indoor Volleyball Reviews

The Case — I played volleyball all through high school, and I remember vividly that when we'd have away games, there were times that the other teams' volleyballs would be so terrible that we'd try to avoid spiking and serving during warm-ups!  There's nothing worse than an unyielding volleyball.  If you play, you accept that your hands and wrists will start to smart from the repeated smacks, but an inflexible ball makes that pain ten times more intense.  I was always relieved when we had our home games, because I knew that at home, we'd only be using Tachikara.… read full review »

The Tachikara SV-5WS Is a very Nice ball for the price. Nice an Soft and easy to play with, but if you can aford a couple more bucks i would get the Tachikara SV5W Gold or the Molten Soft Touch IVL58L-3.  Tachikara balls are always a good quality and last very… read full review »

This is an awesome thing. To all volleyball lovers.... you have to have that ball. it helps you a lot if you're a server, setter or hitter!! — LADIES, ENJOY!=0) — it's really cool and stuff so you guys should really play with it. i mean my school has a lot of balls like that and to tell you.... we played with those balls the whole season and we ended up unbeaten!! all the other schools fear the volleybal( and football) teams in my shcool. I really think that the kind of ball that we used helped us a whole lot! — If you don't have these balls at your school ou should ask for… read full review »

I have been playing with this brand of volleyball for seven years.  As long as people do not kick the ball it will last for about four plus years.  The bladder of the ball can get weak after someone kicks it like a soccer ball.  It is padded nicely.  This makes it less abrasive on your arms. It is an A++… read full review »

This volley ball is absolutly amazing. It does not cost much either. around ten bucks. I would buy one of these if you like to play volley ball a lot. It is definitly a good investment. —… read full review »