K900 Wizzy Ball - Grey/Purple
The lowest price in the 30 days before the discount was €15.00
Size 5 basketball designed for boys and girls ages 7 to 10 playing outdoors or indoors.
This kids' size 5 basketball is one of a kind.
It is softer and lighter than other balls, making learning to play basketball easier.
BENEFITS
Lightweight
18% lighter than other balls in the same size to make it easier for beginners.
Bounce
Very good bounce, as the bladder is enveloped in 100% nylon.
Ball touch
Expanded polyurethane outer that's less likely to cause injury and easier to handle.
Robustness
robust 2 mm foam polyurethane cover for indoor and outdoor use.
Traction
foam polyurethane cover makes the ball easier to handle.
TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS
What makes the Tarmak K900 Wizzy the ideal ball for your child to learn to play basketball?
Basketball is sport that requires dexterity and agility.
To make it easier for your child to learn to play basketball, we created a ball that is 18% lighter than other balls of the same size. This makes it easier for them to score and pass successfully.
The outer cover has a foam layer, making it softer than a standard ball. Little hands won't be hurt, which will help your child build confidence.
The K900 Wizzy ball The perfect ball for playing with the K900 hoop!
The perfect ball for playing with the K900 hoop (the Tarmak basketball hoop for children aged 6 to 10) is the K900 Wizzy Tarmak ball.
The K900 Wizzy is a size 5 basketball that is lighter than a classic ball. It is the right size for the K900 hoop and means that any player, particularly younger children, can shoot from farther away and higher!
What ball size to choose?
The ball size depends on the player's age and gender.
Size 1: From ages 2 and up
Size 3 to size 5: Girls or boys ages 4 to 6/Baby basket under 7 age group (depending on levels and clubs)
Size 5: Boys and girls ages 7 to 10/Under 9 and under 11 age groups
Size 6: Boys ages 11 and 12/Under 13 age group
Size 6: Girls - Women of all ages over 11
Size 7: Boys ages 13 and up, and men.
What ball should you use?
If you want a very robust ball, go for a rubber ball. If you're looking for a ball with a good ball feel, choose a leather or synthetic ball.
For a good bounce, how much should you inflate your basketball?
A basketball that is overinflated or underinflated will deliver a sub-par playing experience.
The recommended pressure is clearly marked on the ball by the manufacturer.
Ideally, you should use a pump with a pressure gauge so that you can be more precise.
At Tarmak, we recommend a pressure of: 0.62 bar.
Enjoy your game!
What height basket should you choose?
The official height of a basketball basket is 3.05m (rim height).
If you want a basketball basket for your child, you need something that will grow with them.
For younger kids there isn't an official height so you can choose whatever suits them best.
Up to the age of 10, club baskets are set at 2.60m.
After the age of 10, both girls and boys play with 3.05m baskets.
Did you know that all TARMAK products are tested in the lab and in match conditions?
The design team behind the TARMAK products is based at Kipstadium in Northern France. Their ongoing mission is to make basketball players more comfortable as they play. All Tarmak products have been tested in real-life situations by actual players for a number of weeks.
These regular tests, along with customer feedback, help us develop our products.
Lab tests are also carried out to check our products' various properties
Who designs the Tarmak basketball products?
Tarmak is a team of keen basketballers who develop products especially for playing basketball. The entire product range is designed to meet the needs of even the most demanding basketball players and to give you maximum enjoyment during training and matches.
composition
composition
Inside shell - Main lining: 70.0% Ethylene Vinyl Acetate, 30.0% Thermoplastic Polyethylene; Outer shell: 49.0% Polyurethane, 51.0% Polyester; Bladder: 70.0% Dry Rubber, 30.0% Bromo Isobutylene Isoprene Rubber
TESTS AND WARRANTY
Warranty
2 Years