Want to start your rugby journey or are you an active rugby player? You could be the proud owner of an UMBRO Size 5 Rugby Ball.

• the panel layout and intense colors ensure excellent visibility of the ball on the pitch


• durable material guarantees durability and resistance to mechanical damage and difficult weather conditions


• the impregnated surface protects against mud, water and moisture, ensuring its long life


• a bladder made of latex increases softness and improves the ball's flight properties


• the porous surface ensures excellent grip in all conditions

The history of rugby dates back to 1823 and originates from the English town of Rugby. During a school football match, the score was tied for a long time when a young man named William Webb Ellis decided to pick up the ball and run with it towards the opposing team's goal. His behavior was considered highly unethical, and the whole affair caused a stir in England. However, it gave rise to a new sport. Two centuries later, rugby has become one of the most popular sports, with millions watching and playing. The Rugby World Cup is the third-largest single-sport event in the world.

If you're a fan of this sport and are considering buying a rugby ball to take to the field and play an exciting match, the UMBRO R.5 RUGBY BALL is a must-have. High-quality material and machine stitching will allow you to compete at the highest level. The surface is perfectly contoured, and the porous material ensures every pass lands in your hands.

Parameters:

• size: 5


• material: synthetic rubber


• inner tube: latex


• weight approx: 0.429 kg


• gender: unisex


• for people over 15 years old


• ball type: training


• colors: white, red, black


• new, original product


• brand: UMBRO


• Net weight approx.: 0.415 kg


• Gross weight approx.: 0.600 kg

Umbro

The company was founded in 1920 in Wilmslow, UK, as Humphrey Brothers Clothing. In 1924, the name was changed to Umbro (Humphrey Brothers). It sponsors numerous teams in various sports. Currently, it manufactures a variety of sports equipment and is headquartered in Manchester.