The Holographic volleyball by Kpason, is a fun twist on good quality ball, that makes it definitely worth your consideration. Here are some of the things I’ve learned while owning it and things to consider before buying. I. Quality – It feels like a good quality ball on its own and is great to play with. It’s on the softer side versus the slippery balls. The holographic outside has held up well so far without any signs of weakness or cracking. II. Performance – It’s an accurate ball that has a predictable trajectory. The holographic outside is a fun twist that doesn’t add or take away from its performance for me. It might make it slightly easier to see in the sun, but not noticeable. It does actually look like some of the pictures if light hits it directly, but only on the side the light is hitting. Overall, I really like the twist this ball brings to the game. It’s debatable to me if it’s worth the extra cost, but it is for some people, and especially teenagers seem to like it. I’ll be sure to update this review, if I ever start to have problems. You can trust that this review is simply my honest opinion that is attempting to provide you with helpful insight that I wish I had before I picked this product. Hopefully it was helpful in your decision. Read more

I ordered this online and to me it was smaller than what I expected. Colors are cute, daughter was happy with it so that's all that matters. It's good quality and hadn't went flat yet:D Read more

Se ve bien, parece pequeño pero es el tamaño normal, cumple con lo que ofrece Read more

I bought a holographic basketball, a holographic volleyball, and a holographic football for my nieces and nephews, for Christmas. The balls were definitely among their favorite presents, and I highly recommend these products; however, buyers need to understand that the balls only appear to glow if you are WEARING a HEADLAMP of some sort. These balls are coated with the same type of material George Lucas used to coat the lightsaber props when he filmed the original 'Star Wars' (you can probably find behind-the-scenes footage on YouTube). It's incredible material, which is also used in safety vests, dog leashes, etc., but it only reflects light DIRECTLY BACK TO THE LIGHT SOURCE, not in all directions. That's why these look great when photographed with a flash but look black when photographed without a flash. If you buy these balls hoping that the floodlight mounted above your garage will illuminate them, you're going to be sorely disappointed. If you buy them thinking that they're going to glow by themselves, without any outside illumination, you're going to be sorely disappointed. They are HIGHLY REFLECTIVE balls that reflect a very narrow cone of light DIRECTLY AT THE LIGHT SOURCE. The first company that manufactured holographic balls made it very clear in their marketing that you need a light source near your eyes in order to see the glowing effect—that company even sold athletic goggles with lights mounted to them, for this purpose. Unfortunately, some of the other manufacturers and/or sellers don't make this as clear; therefore, there are numerous reviews complaining that the balls don't actually glow or aren't actually reflective. I bought my nieces and nephews an eight-pack of headlamps for $17 (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09KLPX9WF), and those work great to illuminate the balls. See my video for an example of how the balls work (they look white on video but multi-colored in person). Read more

Can’t speak to the ball or pump yet, as it is a gift But the carry bag it came with was blue and says SOCCER on it with a soccer ball… The little carry net is poor quality and fell apart immediately. Will update with the ball and pump wuality. Read more