Lion plays with a new kind of soccer ball to prove it’s indestructible

The guys behind the One World Futbol Project have designed a new kind of soccer ball that they hope to get into the hands of as many kids as possible around the world.

What’s special about this ball?

Unlike any inflatable ball on the market, the One World Futbol never needs a pump and never goes flat, even if punctured. The ball is made using state-of-the-art technology that requires no stitching and is designed to have the same rebound characteristics as a traditional soccer ball. It’s the same size and weight as a standard soccer ball…

The One World Futbol is ideal for any playing surface, not just grass or regulation soccer fields: indoors, on concrete, on blacktop, on grass, on a beach, on dirt, or even on a rocky field. The ball can withstand the harshest conditions without deflating.

And to prove the ball’s durability, they left it in the lion exhibit at the Johannesburg Zoo for two days…

(via Doobybrain)

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10 Responses

  1. Emil says:

    This is pretty amazing! And an awesome idea! Many kids can’t afford to buy a new football, when theirs gets punctured. I know I couldn’t! And I don’t really belong to the poor!

  2. tonicclonic says:

    That lion voiceover was awful. Neat design though.

  3. B says:

    In the pic, lion has happy goofy dog face

  4. xixkxol says:

    Skip food, water, shelter and education… make sure all the kids get soccer balls.

  5. Galina says:

    I want to know if the person just makes remarks or actually goes out and does something to help on their own? Making remarks is easy, blaming people also easy

  6. CommanderKairu says:

    I hope the lion got to keep the ball, he looked like he was having so much fun. :P

  7. Marie says:

    If you really want to test the destructability of the ball-give it to a mangabey for 10 min! lol

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