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About This Item
Features
UPDATED OPTICS: Evo NXT dawns a fresh color, in Electric Orange, delivering better on-court visuals and detection. You will not lose sight of the ball in dark backgrounds
PEBBLED CHANNELS: Composite pebbled channels create a consistent surface texture displacing moisture and enhance grip for unparalleled control
MOISTURE MANAGEMENT: The Micro-Touch Cover uses an extra layer of texture on the pebbled cover to create double-layered grip that channels away moisture
NFHS APPROVED: Approved for play by the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS)
NCAA OFFICIAL: Play with the official ball of March Madness
EXTENDED RANGE TECH: Optimally balanced, super soft core construction generates more spin with less effort at any range and a softer touch around the rim
SUPER SOFT CORE: Extra cushioning allows your fingers to dig deeper into the surface for better control and a softer feel, helping every player find the shooters touch
Brand : Wilson
Country of Origin : Imported
Web ID: 25WILUBASKNCVNXTTSCAE
REVIEWS
4.8
100%
Recommended
5 Reviews
Jlj792
2 weeks ago
Wilson Autism Awareness Game Ball
My son begged for this ball, and it’s exactly what he needed for practices. His whole team loves it better than their own Wilson indoor balls.
Lunk Lunk 9
3 weeks ago
Really Great Ball
My son loves it and it's super high quality. It is a ball he can use for quite a while as long as he cares for it. Also love that it supports autism awareness with a cool color scheme.
nick21m11
1 month ago
Great Ball
Great colorway. Elite leather with good grip and bounce
Dasperd
1 month ago
Best Ball For Shooters
I have about 40 different balls, and each has its own merits. The Evo NXT is the lightest and best ball for shooters.
statue29
2 months ago
A Great Basketball
I bought this ball about a month ago for my son's 13th birthday. He loved it. It is of great quality. It was a bit more expensive than I have hoped but I have no complaints and recommend it.
