Mikasa MVP200 Olympic Volleyball

Comments about Mikasa MVP200 Olympic Volleyball:

i've played with the molten balls and i think this one stacks up with them, the inner bladder seems to be a little different from the molten ones though. when you spike it, it makes a popping sound, alot of people don't like playing with this ball though, they say it's too hard for them to play with. i totally disagree with them though, i like playing with it, you just need a lot more ball control skills with this ball. i did notice you do need to make sure the right amount of air is in it or it doesn't play well. it still isn't broken in yet either, so i think once it is, this ball should be a lot better. i've only used it for indoors. i'm still debating if i wanna bring it outdoors to rough it up a bit, but that would ruin the nice soft material great for indoor setters. i think this ball would be good for the above average players who wants to try something new other than tachikara or molten.

Comments about Mikasa MVP200 Olympic Volleyball:

Great feel and control; a little different feel than say some of the other top line balls like Tasihara SV5, but after few minutes you get used to it. In three weeks the air pressure has not changed (except for temperature adjustments). Skin still looks like it has not been used. A great ball for the better players.

Comments about Mikasa MVP200 Olympic Volleyball:

This is a great indoor volleyball. If you want to try something other than Molten, this is the ball to go for.

Comments about Mikasa MVP200 Olympic Volleyball:

It is a very nice ball, however, you have to be very good when passing or digging, otherwise the ball will show that every time. I like it, I just have to convince the other people to play with it more