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Mikasa P1000K WAKA 10" Official Adult Kickball
Studio : Mikasa
by Mikasa
Brand : Mikasa
Model : P1000K
Publisher : Mikasa
Material Type : rubber
Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days
EAN : 0080409012880
UPC : 080409012880
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 9 reviews)
List Price : $13.99
Our Price : $10.37
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Official WAKA kickball--the only official ball of adult kickball
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10-inch diameter
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Classic red ball with diamond pattern
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Made of rubber
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Product Description |
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Mikasa Official WAKA Kickball. The official ball of the World Adult Kickball Association (WAKA) by Mikasa Sports. 10" diameter, two ply red rubber ball. Visit worldkickball.com for more information on WAKA. |
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Americancivilwar.com Product Description |
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Kickball's making a comeback--and not just with kids. The Mikasa P1000K official-size adult kickball will bring you back to the playground from your childhood. It's the same size as the one you had when you were in elementary school but the competition is on a whole new level. It's the official game ball of WAKA--the World Adult Kickball Association. |
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Poor quality ball |
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This was the second WAKA ball I purchased. Immediately upon receipt, I noticed the rubber surface appeared aged and cracked. Thinking this might only be cosmetic, I used the ball for a team practice. Unfortunately, it developed a hole after only 2 hours. If I had been able to see this ball in a local store, I would have chosen a better looking one. Your results might be better, but I don't plan to order another WAKA ball from Americancivilwar. |
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The classic kickball, but practically disposable |
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This is pretty much the classic red rubber playground kickball you remember from when you were a kid. Here's the trouble: you're not a kid anymore. When full sized adults kick this thing hard, it gradually gets lumpy and ours tore in the fourth inning. We switched to an 8 1/2" playground ball to finish out the game. I liked the ball while it was in use, but just make sure you have a backup. |
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Mikasa kickball vs. Tachikara kickball |
I bought both this ball and the more durable Tachikara kickball. After using the Tachikara for a couple of minutes, I chose this one for our game. With college-age guys kicking it with all their might, it retained its shape for a few hours of play.
While it's not the most durable ball, it is the best for a laid back game of kickball. It's the perfect size -- 10" as opposed to the 8.5" Tachikara.
In addition, even though I have bought virtually everything I own on Americancivilwar, I found this ball for much cheaper at a local sporting goods store. So I plan on buying a new one of these for each kickball game. It's well worth it for a few hours of fun with a couple dozen friends. |
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terrible ball |
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This ball is cheap and terrible. Get one with nylon casing inside the rubber instead. This ball loses its shape after a couple good kicks. It looks like a wobbling football flying through the air. And WAKA is for sissies who like to bunt anyway. Play with a smaller ball so you can actually throw it and hurt someone. |
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Great Kickball! |
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This game has just started to something big in this town for adults. (Even on the news) This ball was great to get a few practices in and had an excellent feel and durability while playing. |
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