MacGregor Volleyball

Yes, the open-cell molded rubber cover is specifically designed to handle outdoor surfaces, making it a durable choice for concrete or asphalt courts.

The open-cell construction allows for a softer, more cushioned feel upon impact while maintaining the durability of traditional rubber. It provides a slightly tackier surface, which improves grip and control during sets and serves.

Not often. The 80% butyl bladder is designed for high air retention, meaning it will hold its pressure much longer than balls with standard latex bladders, even when stored for extended periods.

While this ball is excellent for physical education, recreational play, and outdoor practice, it is not regulation-grade for competitive indoor leagues. Those settings typically require leather or synthetic leather balls with a different construction.

No, the material is engineered to be resilient without adding unnecessary weight. It maintains a standard weight profile, ensuring it handles similarly to other recreational volleyballs.