Description

Hockey Ball Match Yellow Dita

• Match: This term implies the ball is intended for official matches**. However, yellow is not the standard color** for field hockey game balls, which are typically white for better visibility on the field.

Possibilities:

1. Non-Standard Match Ball: It’s possible the Dita Match Yellow ball is intended for matches in a league with an alternative color preference**. Some less common variations of field hockey or indoor hockey leagues might use colored balls.

key features:

1. Material: Typically made from durable plastic or composite materials designed to withstand the rigors of field hockey play.
2. Size: Standard field hockey balls typically have a diameter of around 71-73 millimeters.
3. Weight: Standard field hockey balls usually weigh between 156-163 grams.
4. Color: Yellow. The color yellow may offer good visibility against green turf, though this can depend on lighting conditions and individual player preferences.
5. Surface: The ball might have a textured or dimpled surface for improved grip, control, and aerodynamics.
6. Certification: Match balls often adhere to regulations set by governing bodies such as the International Hockey Federation (FIH) for size, weight, and performance standards.
7. Packaging: It may be sold individually or in packs suitable for match play.
8. Branding: Dita branding may be present on the ball, typically near the seam or another visible area.
9. Designed for Match Play: Specifically engineered for use in official field hockey matches, ensuring reliable performance under competitive conditions.
10. Quality Construction: Manufactured with precision to maintain shape, weight, and rebound characteristics over time.