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| Value for Money | 5.5/10  |
|---|---|
| Overall rating | 6.5/10 |
Full review by
Doubs
on 20th Jun 2007
User Rating : 9
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Good Points: Its ability to resist a funny bounce is the only way I know how to say it. I went to play the other day on an uneven pitch with two addidas balls including the Roteiro, my friends and I stopped using the other one because it just bounded every where uncontrollably.
Bad Points: Not any thing significant that any ball can improve on.
General comments: I have had many football balls over the years. This one is by far the best, because it is durable. Its not to heavy and its not to light. I have found that certain balls hurt my feet even with boots on. Maybe thats just being sensitive but the perfect ball has to comfortable to work with.
Doubs's review and ratings | 118 words
Review by
henry rules
on 27th Apr 2006
User Rating : 8
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Over all the Adidas Roteiro is a good ball for a kick around, wally, and records but difficult to put power and accuracy. Acts as a flyaway plastic ball.
henry rules's full review | 55 words
Review by
questamunic
on 22nd Dec 2005
User Rating : 8
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The Adidas Roteiro ball is a good, and is easy on the legs (beginners) can be bend fairly easily. Light on the head. Other that the cracking coating, the Glider replica of the Roteiro is a good entry level ball.
questamunic's full review | 51 words
Review by
rocafella
on 15th Mar 2005
User Rating : 3
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I play with the Adidas Roteiro at my football club (the official ones, not the replicas) and I personally as free kick taker find these balls absolutely horrible...as you have to change the way you play as the ball is lighter and blows around more. Also when you curl it as it is blown by the wind so much you have to aim in a totally different area.. This is a horrid ball and should never be played with its £130 for a piece of leather filled with helium basically
rocafella's full review | 90 words | 2 comments added.
Review by
Farkass
on 12th Jan 2005
User Rating : 2
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The Adidas Roteiro is really light and blows around easily; it makes a dodgy sound when you kick it. The ball is very expensive, if you're going to buy a ball because it looks nice you're crazy!
Farkass's full review | 39 words
Review by
DJ Big Boy
on 14th Oct 2004
User Rating : 7
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The Adidas Roteiro is not the best ball out, even though it's the first with hidden stitching, but it is not as good as the champion's league ball. The roteiro is to light when you hit it and it does not fly as high as you want it, and also it moves too much in the air, but I still think that the champions league ball is the best ball out still and will always will be
DJ Big Boy's full review | 79 words
Review by
meanreviewer
on 29th Jun 2004
User Rating : 8
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The Adidas Roteiro ball is quite good, from a foot to ball view. It is very soft to kick and even it is pumped to it's fullest it still moulds around the foot.
meanreviewer's full review | 74 words
Review by
sportdonkey
on 28th Jun 2004
User Rating : 7
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The Adidas Roteiro is the official ball of Euro 2004, and is my opinion is quite average. Silver balls are quite nice but are nothing new, Nike released the much more stylish scorpion ball last year. It is supposed to appear like the globe I think because of Portugal's past of exploration, but it just appears a bit 'nothingy' rather than simple and stylish, or is that just me? It is also quite light compared to most other balls. Several of the pros at the tournament complained about it (exce ...
sportdonkey's full review | 149 words
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