GoatMom Nocap yeah I saw on the new. They said the spec of the new ball will be the same as the Spalding. So I guess leather material and everything else. I’m sure gonna get one when it becomes available.
I’m not sure. If it doesn’t have any autographed or anything I don’t think it worth much. I remembered seeing Wilson nba official game ball on FB market it wasn’t much I think it was like $50. I wanted to get it but someone else got it before I did.
jydn how much air did put on it? Having too much air can make it feel firm. But keep on play with it, it’ll get better. I read other people reviews, each person has different time frame of when it took them to break the ball in. Most said it took them about 2 months but maybe they used it more often.
It could be because you bought the "knockoff" version of it. It's technically not a "knockoff" because both versions of the Wilson Evolution are sold at the same price, but they perform and feel different. The bad version feels cheaper. You can tell the difference between the two by looking at how the break in and the lettering. When the good version breaks in, the gold around the lettering wears completely off and the lettering is just black. When the bad version breaks in, most of the gold around the lettering stays on and the paint on the lettering wears off significantly giving it an unappealing look. Also, it has indented grooves and the lettering around the needle is deeply engraved (the words are also a little different). If you want to make sure you are getting the correct Wilson Evolution, check the ball before you buy in the store or buy it from Eastbay.
Got the Evo NXT today and I’ve got to say, I’m a little worried about the light weight. Has your opinion changed at all since you made this video and had more time with it?
nope the regular evo is still feel super light and the evo ncaa is a little bit better. honestly i don't even use the regular evo like that, when i want to play with the evo i picked the evo ncaa game ball.
@@EverythingBasketballs I just weighed mine 3 times and it’s coming in a little heavier , @585g (quality control I’m guessing ) so I’ll try for a few weeks otherwise head back to my Evolution or TF-1000. Thanks for the feedback 👍🙂.
Yes I would recommend it but make sure you go buy the ball at the store and not online. That way you’ll be able to inspect the ball to make sure it has good quality. Check grooves (the black lines) make it there is no gap between the grooves and the panels. Also check the corners of each panels, it should be nicely flushed in.
Wilson nowadays make good basketball. Their quality control is getting better. So i'm not concern about where the ball was produce. Since 2023 started i been playing with the NCAA nxt but it seems like its not the ball for me. its very bouncy and very hard to get used to it. I'm going to give another week to see if its gonna get better. so far, it's not good.
Which OUTDOOR (or INDOOR/OUTDOOR hybrid ball) Wilson ball feels/comes closest to Evo NXT? Or can I *occasionally* use the Evo NXT in outdoor environments, too? Will outdoor use (even if only occasionally/rarely!) immediately damage the ball surface?
Nike or Jordan Hypergrip feel pretty good for outdoor used. Currently I’m playing with Wilson fiba 3x3 game ball on a very rough surface and it’s holding up pretty good. The only downside of it is the ball size but the weight is the same as the size 7 ball. If you play on a nicer outdoor court then you have a lot of options. You can pretty play with any hybrid outdoor/indoor balls.
@@EverythingBasketballs Thank You for answering! So, the "FIBA 3x3" is Wilson's closest outdoor/hybrid counterpart to the indoor-only "Evo NXT"? What about Wilson "NBA Authentic Series Indoor/Outdoor" basketball, Wilson "Forge Pro", Wilson "NCAA Replica" or Wilson "NCAA Limited" ? All the mentioned balls are designated by Wilson for both indoor & outdoor play - hence, they're all hybrids. How do they compare to the Evo NXT ? (I'll buy a hybrid-designated ball anyway - no ball designated for outdoor-only environments...) I'm also re-asking my question about using the indoor-only *Evo NXT* on outdoor environments: will even *occasional* or rare use immediately damage the ball surface/degrade ball performance? Thanks!
@@thespiritofmorpheus not necessarily closest feeling to the evo nxt because that ball is super light weight and most outdoor balls r heavier than the evo nxt. The 3x3 ball has a nice feel to it for outdoor ball and I forgot to mention the new adidas all-court 2.0 has a nice feel too. But I don’t know how the adidas is going to hold up because it’s so new. I know that 3x3 ball so far is holding up nicely. If you don’t care about the size then 3x3 is a good choice. If u do care then go with Nike hypergrip, adidas all court 2.0, or tf-500.
@@dru9918 Thanks for Clarification! I was on the brink of purchasing two separate balls for indoor (Evo NXT) and outdoor (some different Wilson ball, designated as a hybrid ball) use, respectively - what I don't really want to do now, because my budget is limited... My *real* concern though, is not about spending too much money, but more about *feel/shot consistency* - two different balls with different feel, weight distribution, grip or other differing characteristics would certainly f*** up my shooting skills, because the "feel" is not consistent and I would have to repeatedly adapt/readjust my shooting technique and muscle memory every time I switch between two balls! That's why I want to use the same ball (Evo NXT) for both environments, despite being intended for indoor-only use... (The town in which I live has *extremely* limited options for playing basketball - only a few courts outside and indoor training only once or twice a week for a couple of hours... and that's it! :( )
AJ Pippin no l never did. This is not designed for outdoor use. It won’t last, the grip will be gone in no time. But if your ball is already in pretty bad shape I don’t see why not.
is there a difference between the black color of the letters on the ball and between other colors, for example, wilson evolution, but the letters are blue, this is just for beauty, or are there other differences? Because I see that everyone uses the same black patterns, but in my country the same wilson evolution in other colors costs a little less than the black one
The chance for him to jam his fingers is low. He bounces the ball slowly n gently, unless someone pass the ball the real hard then maybe that could happen to him.
hello.sir.do you find it that all the Wilson use the technology about pebbled and the deep channel. Which makes the ball inconsistent. I have gg7x and evolution. I like the evolution feeling but I really don't like evolution bounce. Is the Evo nxt channel not deep? is the Evo nxt consistent like gg7x? I may buy it if it is consistent.
the inconsistency problem is all about the wide and deep channel. Soft can effect consistent but not too much than the channel. I hate the evolution and all my friends hate it because when we dribble it, it always stuck bouncing at the rim. Which makes it very weird. Also when we shoot it. It still feel wired at the air. We are in Asia and many people like gg7x than evolution.
If that the case you wouldn’t like the Evo. It is too light for you since you get so used to the GG7x. The bounce on the Evo is more consistent than the evolution and the channels is not as deep. And also it is a well constructed ball, a lot better than the evolution. With the evolution, the build is not consistent, sometime you get bad quality and messy ball. Try to look into the Wilson NCAA official game ball, I think you would like that ball a lot more than the Evo and evolution. The grip technology of the Evo is kinda copy some from the NCAA Official Game Ball. It feels more solid and not as soft as the evolution and not as light feel as the Evo. If you are able to find it in Asia may check it out first to see how it feels and to see if you like it or not. The price on it is the same as the Evo.
Everything Basketball thank you for replying so fast. Unfortunately I have Wilson NCAA solution game ball and wave ball. I'm a sport basketball teacher and all my amateur league use molten so I have to practice with molten, but I had Wilson evolution before which I really like the soft feeling but I hate it's slippery when the ball has much more sweat and the ball is always inconsistent,the solution ball is litter better but still same inconsistency and my friends would rather use Spalding tf1000 legacy which I think is less than evolution but more consistent. Maybe shallow channel ball is better for us. I don't like molten bg5000 ethier. Gl7x is better and Spalding official game ball is the best.
I don't care the ball light or not, maybe I should try the Evo next. I just wanna ask you that is the Wilson deep channel inconsistency situation brother you? Because we play pretty high intensity and inconsistent is definitely unacceptable.
Also I found it the cushion technology usually make the ball more easy To be lospid and the ball always inflat. I bought 12 Wilson balls and none of them can satisfy me. I don't know why Americans like it.
No I don’t have the broken video. It seems like the Wilson is turning the evo nxt into there flagship ball. Check other balls too if u haven’t make ur decision yet. The adidas pro 2.0 is pretty nice and the rock c2c or the Baden elite those r pretty comparable to the evolution or the evo nxt.
@@OBYourThirst personally I’m not feeling it. I played with it when it brand and I played with someone else Evo Nxt that broken in and I still don’t like it like that. It’s a nice ball for a long range shooter but for all rounds player it just not something off about it. Some people love this ball but for me I preferred playing with other balls. But that’s just me though. Maybe you like the ball if u get a chance to play with it then do it before buying it.
@@EverythingBasketballs Was thinking of getting the evo nxt but had doubts since everyone said it was really light. But i guess 20 grams shouldnt be much of a problem. Thank you for answering so quick
latrellkent23 even though the Evo is nicer than the Evolution in many categories but the biggest turn off for me are price and the light weight feel. So I would pick the old evolution over the new Evo and plus the Evolution is a lot cheaper anyway.
@@relaxonhots between these two Wilson balls I still would go with the Evolution. But if I have the choice to pick from the other brands then I would go with the Nike Elite Championship 8p, adidas pro 2.0, Baden elite championship Pro, the rock c2c, Spalding TF-1000 Legacy, or Wilson NCAA official game ball; you won’t be disappointed with any of these balls. Or you can buy all of them and rotated them every time you go to the gym.
How does it play versus the Wilson solution the other Wilson model everyone seems to be comparing the new wilson nxt to the evolution classic. I heard it was a combination of the technology with the Wilson solution ball and the evolution. Can anyone comment on this?
The nxt versus the solution basketball. The Wilson’s solution was actually my first basketball. I really still like that one and it’s probably my choice as far as composite goes but I think I prefer genuine leather. Every player has their preferences though and most people at the gym play with composite. I was wondering if you had suggestions to revitalize or clean a leather basketball I have one that hasn’t been sun damaged or heat damaged but just is super slick
@@lowellsteele3327 I usually I bring balls to the gym and I like to play with full leather ball too. But during the game I switch to composite leather because people like to play with it. Cleaning leather ball is pretty simple just warm water and clean rag. but if the ball is pretty dirty then use leather soup and make sure to wipe it dry don’t let it sit in the wet.
kyle etienne no it doesn’t look bigger in person. Maybe my camera lens make it look bigger. But actually the Evo Nxt feel a little bigger in hand than the evolution.
No I don’t have a favorite outdoor ball but I do like the Nike hyper grip and Wilson 3x3 the only problem with that is the size. I wish it’s a size 7 instead of 6.
@@maxmarinius yeah. Cheap outdoor usually only last a season depend on how often u play. I mean even with the more expensive outdoor, the durability of the ball depend on the surface, weather conditions and how often u used it. A nice and more even surface can make the ball last little longer than on the hard surface.
@@EverythingBasketballs Ok thanks for answer! Next year im going at vacation to America agian, so im gonna buy 2-3 balls. Now that I know more about what im looking after its going to be easier. I think im going to buy «Wilson NCAA Mvp», «Wilson NCAA Elevate» and «Wilson Hypershot ||»
@@maxmarinius if you are buying basketball in bulk make sure you put them away properly. Like keep them in room temperature, somewhere not a lot of moisture. That way the balls are in good quality when u ready to use them.
Jon Pride no. Not at all. The Evo nxt feel like the regular men size basketball. The nxt is a better ball than the evolution. The major complaint about this ball is how light this ball feel and expensive.
Everything Basketball okay. I really want to get it but I don’t like that the ball is lighter. I play in a few men’s leagues and they all play with the evolution which I have but I was thinking about getting the nxt but if it’s lighter I don’t think it’s for me
Jon Pride yeah bro. I don’t even use it like that anymore. Usually I bring to basketballs to the gym, when we play games I let people pick which ball to play with and almost all the time people would pick the evolution over the Evo and if they picked the Evo just to try it out then they would switch ball after the first game. But don’t give me wrong, this ball is nice and well build after all it does have good reviews from other players but for me its just that one flaw that make me disliked this ball.
i watched this in the store and it helped me decide 😂 Thanks bro
Cameron._. Kmr._. Hahahaha. Good stuff. So which one you ended up getting?
Yea which one did u buy dude
@@SituAsian i bought the normal one but i definitely recommend buying the evo over the normal one it preforms a lot better
Lookong to decide which one too lol
I decided to buy evo nxt africa league bc it was on sale 65€
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Great review. The nxt looks smaller than the original evolution
Jon Pride I think it’s just the camera
I have it and it’s not.
Its probably the angle
Do a video where you list every ball by its weight (like which balls are heavier and lighter).
Here after NBA changed the official ball from #Spalding to #Wilson
GoatMom Nocap yeah I saw on the new. They said the spec of the new ball will be the same as the Spalding. So I guess leather material and everything else. I’m sure gonna get one when it becomes available.
Everything Basketball so is that mean the new Wilson NBA basketball won't use the deep channel?
rajon Yu from what I read, it’s pretty much gonna be the same ball, they just change logo and wording on the ball. I’ll get one when it’s come out.
Damn rip spalding
Swoopy Wilson lost the contract to spalding back then. Now they got back it. So maybe same thing will happens to spalding years from now.
thanks for this...going to cop one of the new NXT's
you need to review and compare more than basketballs, it's like your gift man
Is the Wilson JET Competition any good these days? Back in the day it was a really good ball...
bro ur videos help me decide which ball i want thanku soooo much
I’m glad I can help.
I still don't know what to get?
How much do you think a Wilson Official NBA Basketball from 1978 is worth, in good condition too?
I’m not sure. If it doesn’t have any autographed or anything I don’t think it worth much. I remembered seeing Wilson nba official game ball on FB market it wasn’t much I think it was like $50. I wanted to get it but someone else got it before I did.
My Wilson evolution is still firm after months of playing twice per week
jydn how much air did put on it? Having too much air can make it feel firm. But keep on play with it, it’ll get better. I read other people reviews, each person has different time frame of when it took them to break the ball in. Most said it took them about 2 months but maybe they used it more often.
It could be because you bought the "knockoff" version of it. It's technically not a "knockoff" because both versions of the Wilson Evolution are sold at the same price, but they perform and feel different. The bad version feels cheaper. You can tell the difference between the two by looking at how the break in and the lettering. When the good version breaks in, the gold around the lettering wears completely off and the lettering is just black. When the bad version breaks in, most of the gold around the lettering stays on and the paint on the lettering wears off significantly giving it an unappealing look. Also, it has indented grooves and the lettering around the needle is deeply engraved (the words are also a little different). If you want to make sure you are getting the correct Wilson Evolution, check the ball before you buy in the store or buy it from Eastbay.
Joshua Xiang I live in England and ordered from pro direct basketball so does he have a bad Wilson?
@@jydn9505 Idk, I've never ordered from that website. But, if you just look at how the basketball is designed, you should be able to tell.
"make the ball doodoo" I'm dead
Would you recommend the Wilson Evolution or the Baden Elite?
Baden
love this video
Got the Evo NXT today and I’ve got to say, I’m a little worried about the light weight. Has your opinion changed at all since you made this video and had more time with it?
nope the regular evo is still feel super light and the evo ncaa is a little bit better. honestly i don't even use the regular evo like that, when i want to play with the evo i picked the evo ncaa game ball.
@@EverythingBasketballs I just weighed mine 3 times and it’s coming in a little heavier , @585g (quality control I’m guessing ) so I’ll try for a few weeks otherwise head back to my Evolution or TF-1000. Thanks for the feedback 👍🙂.
I’m more about handles and finishing, would you recommend the evolution?
Yes I would recommend it but make sure you go buy the ball at the store and not online. That way you’ll be able to inspect the ball to make sure it has good quality. Check grooves (the black lines) make it there is no gap between the grooves and the panels. Also check the corners of each panels, it should be nicely flushed in.
Is a V manufacturer bad for the NXT NCAA because it's not N. or does that only apply to the wilson evolution?
Wilson nowadays make good basketball. Their quality control is getting better. So i'm not concern about where the ball was produce. Since 2023 started i been playing with the NCAA nxt but it seems like its not the ball for me. its very bouncy and very hard to get used to it. I'm going to give another week to see if its gonna get better. so far, it's not good.
Which OUTDOOR (or INDOOR/OUTDOOR hybrid ball) Wilson ball feels/comes closest to Evo NXT? Or can I *occasionally* use the Evo NXT in outdoor environments, too? Will outdoor use (even if only occasionally/rarely!) immediately damage the ball surface?
Nike or Jordan Hypergrip feel pretty good for outdoor used. Currently I’m playing with Wilson fiba 3x3 game ball on a very rough surface and it’s holding up pretty good. The only downside of it is the ball size but the weight is the same as the size 7 ball.
If you play on a nicer outdoor court then you have a lot of options. You can pretty play with any hybrid outdoor/indoor balls.
@@EverythingBasketballs Thank You for answering! So, the "FIBA 3x3" is Wilson's closest outdoor/hybrid counterpart to the indoor-only "Evo NXT"? What about Wilson "NBA Authentic Series Indoor/Outdoor" basketball, Wilson "Forge Pro", Wilson "NCAA Replica" or Wilson "NCAA Limited" ? All the mentioned balls are designated by Wilson for both indoor & outdoor play - hence, they're all hybrids. How do they compare to the Evo NXT ? (I'll buy a hybrid-designated ball anyway - no ball designated for outdoor-only environments...)
I'm also re-asking my question about using the indoor-only *Evo NXT* on outdoor environments: will even *occasional* or rare use immediately damage the ball surface/degrade ball performance?
Thanks!
@@thespiritofmorpheus No outdoor surface will immediately damage your ball but it'll wear it down faster than it should
@@thespiritofmorpheus not necessarily closest feeling to the evo nxt because that ball is super light weight and most outdoor balls r heavier than the evo nxt. The 3x3 ball has a nice feel to it for outdoor ball and I forgot to mention the new adidas all-court 2.0 has a nice feel too. But I don’t know how the adidas is going to hold up because it’s so new. I know that 3x3 ball so far is holding up nicely. If you don’t care about the size then 3x3 is a good choice. If u do care then go with Nike hypergrip, adidas all court 2.0, or tf-500.
@@dru9918 Thanks for Clarification!
I was on the brink of purchasing two separate balls for indoor (Evo NXT) and outdoor (some different Wilson ball, designated as a hybrid ball) use, respectively - what I don't really want to do now, because my budget is limited...
My *real* concern though, is not about spending too much money, but more about *feel/shot consistency* - two different balls with different feel, weight distribution, grip or other differing characteristics would certainly f*** up my shooting skills, because the "feel" is not consistent and I would have to repeatedly adapt/readjust my shooting technique and muscle memory every time I switch between two balls!
That's why I want to use the same ball (Evo NXT) for both environments, despite being intended for indoor-only use...
(The town in which I live has *extremely* limited options for playing basketball - only a few courts outside and indoor training only once or twice a week for a couple of hours... and that's it! :( )
Are those wilson broken in or not
Defgha yeah. The evolution is very broken in and the the Evo nxt is somewhat broken in, I feel like it can be broken in some more.
@@EverythingBasketballs thanks for letting me know because i was just curious
Everything Basketball did you use your evolution outside? i own one and am trying to decide whether or not to use it outside
AJ Pippin no l never did. This is not designed for outdoor use. It won’t last, the grip will be gone in no time. But if your ball is already in pretty bad shape I don’t see why not.
Which one is the NBA is the using the evo or Evolution
I’m not sure. But I think it will be brand new model because NBA play with all leather basketball. I’ll get one when it releases.
is there a difference between the black color of the letters on the ball and between other colors, for example, wilson evolution, but the letters are blue, this is just for beauty, or are there other differences? Because I see that everyone uses the same black patterns, but in my country the same wilson evolution in other colors costs a little less than the black one
The logos colors doesn’t make a difference but one with all black does feels different to me.
@@EverythingBasketballs thanks
The old man gonna learn his lesson when the over inflated ball jams his finger
The chance for him to jam his fingers is low. He bounces the ball slowly n gently, unless someone pass the ball the real hard then maybe that could happen to him.
How much do both of the balls weight ?
I’ll weight them for it.
Which basketball is softer? I mean the leather.
Composite/micro fiber composite leather is softer than full leather.
hello.sir.do you find it that all the Wilson use the technology about pebbled and the deep channel. Which makes the ball inconsistent. I have gg7x and evolution. I like the evolution feeling but I really don't like evolution bounce. Is the Evo nxt channel not deep? is the Evo nxt consistent like gg7x? I may buy it if it is consistent.
the inconsistency problem is all about the wide and deep channel. Soft can effect consistent but not too much than the channel. I hate the evolution and all my friends hate it because when we dribble it, it always stuck bouncing at the rim. Which makes it very weird. Also when we shoot it. It still feel wired at the air. We are in Asia and many people like gg7x than evolution.
If that the case you wouldn’t like the Evo. It is too light for you since you get so used to the GG7x. The bounce on the Evo is more consistent than the evolution and the channels is not as deep. And also it is a well constructed ball, a lot better than the evolution. With the evolution, the build is not consistent, sometime you get bad quality and messy ball.
Try to look into the Wilson NCAA official game ball, I think you would like that ball a lot more than the Evo and evolution. The grip technology of the Evo is kinda copy some from the NCAA Official Game Ball. It feels more solid and not as soft as the evolution and not as light feel as the Evo. If you are able to find it in Asia may check it out first to see how it feels and to see if you like it or not. The price on it is the same as the Evo.
Everything Basketball thank you for replying so fast. Unfortunately I have Wilson NCAA solution game ball and wave ball. I'm a sport basketball teacher and all my amateur league use molten so I have to practice with molten, but I had Wilson evolution before which I really like the soft feeling but I hate it's slippery when the ball has much more sweat and the ball is always inconsistent,the solution ball is litter better but still same inconsistency and my friends would rather use Spalding tf1000 legacy which I think is less than evolution but more consistent. Maybe shallow channel ball is better for us. I don't like molten bg5000 ethier. Gl7x is better and Spalding official game ball is the best.
I don't care the ball light or not, maybe I should try the Evo next. I just wanna ask you that is the Wilson deep channel inconsistency situation brother you? Because we play pretty high intensity and inconsistent is definitely unacceptable.
Also I found it the cushion technology usually make the ball more easy To be lospid and the ball always inflat. I bought 12 Wilson balls and none of them can satisfy me. I don't know why Americans like it.
the 3 letters on the bottom of my evolution are VCX
Oh. Let me know how quality of that ball after the end of it life.
Do you have a video review of the EVO NXT more broken in? Try to but a new ball this weekend.
No I don’t have the broken video. It seems like the Wilson is turning the evo nxt into there flagship ball. Check other balls too if u haven’t make ur decision yet. The adidas pro 2.0 is pretty nice and the rock c2c or the Baden elite those r pretty comparable to the evolution or the evo nxt.
@@EverythingBasketballs i was think of that C2C. Will do.
How do you like the EVO NXT?
@@OBYourThirst personally I’m not feeling it. I played with it when it brand and I played with someone else Evo Nxt that broken in and I still don’t like it like that. It’s a nice ball for a long range shooter but for all rounds player it just not something off about it. Some people love this ball but for me I preferred playing with other balls. But that’s just me though. Maybe you like the ball if u get a chance to play with it then do it before buying it.
@@EverythingBasketballs I'm talking about the Wilson official NCCA ball. I'm not with that Evo NXT
Would you say that the Evo NXT is lighter than Molten BG4500? and if so by how much?
Evo nxt is 575 grams and bg4500 is 596 grams.
@@EverythingBasketballs Was thinking of getting the evo nxt but had doubts since everyone said it was really light. But i guess 20 grams shouldnt be much of a problem. Thank you for answering so quick
@@soup4075 u can try it but I would stick with the evolution or Baden elite or Nike championship and adidas pro 3.0
@@EverythingBasketballs Only problem is most of them arent FIBA approved, and then we are not allowed to use them in my country
@@soup4075 for fiba approved then try Tarmak BT900x. It’s cheap and feel nice.
which one is better wilson evo or evolution?and would u do any give aways
latrellkent23 even though the Evo is nicer than the Evolution in many categories but the biggest turn off for me are price and the light weight feel. So I would pick the old evolution over the new Evo and plus the Evolution is a lot cheaper anyway.
Oh and I don’t do give away yet because I still need these to do comparison for the future videos.
@@EverythingBasketballs if there was no price which one is better.
@@relaxonhots between these two Wilson balls I still would go with the Evolution. But if I have the choice to pick from the other brands then I would go with the Nike Elite Championship 8p, adidas pro 2.0, Baden elite championship Pro, the rock c2c, Spalding TF-1000 Legacy, or Wilson NCAA official game ball; you won’t be disappointed with any of these balls. Or you can buy all of them and rotated them every time you go to the gym.
@@EverythingBasketballs thank you but now that i think about it what do you think would be best for outdoor?
Nice video
What is the best outdoor ball in your opinion
The Danish Kid Nike True Grip is very good ball for outdoor use.
Ok thank you for your reply
How does it play versus the Wilson solution the other Wilson model everyone seems to be comparing the new wilson nxt to the evolution classic. I heard it was a combination of the technology with the Wilson solution ball and the evolution. Can anyone comment on this?
Which one are you referring to? The Wilson Evo Nxt or the Evolution?
The nxt versus the solution basketball. The Wilson’s solution was actually my first basketball. I really still like that one and it’s probably my choice as far as composite goes but I think I prefer genuine leather. Every player has their preferences though and most people at the gym play with composite. I was wondering if you had suggestions to revitalize or clean a leather basketball I have one that hasn’t been sun damaged or heat damaged but just is super slick
@@lowellsteele3327 I usually I bring balls to the gym and I like to play with full leather ball too. But during the game I switch to composite leather because people like to play with it.
Cleaning leather ball is pretty simple just warm water and clean rag. but if the ball is pretty dirty then use leather soup and make sure to wipe it dry don’t let it sit in the wet.
2020-2021 The have update where the Air hole to pump air and it a circle patten in a circle but do not know when they update it?
Is the evo nxt good for outdoors?
No. avoid using it outdoor.
why does the old evo look bigger that the nxt
kyle etienne no it doesn’t look bigger in person. Maybe my camera lens make it look bigger. But actually the Evo Nxt feel a little bigger in hand than the evolution.
Do you have a favorite outdoor basketball?
No I don’t have a favorite outdoor ball but I do like the Nike hyper grip and Wilson 3x3 the only problem with that is the size. I wish it’s a size 7 instead of 6.
would you pick the nike 2.0 or the evo nxt as your choice of ball. Also, which balls are better than the nike
Nike 2.0 is better. Now, there r major basketballs shortage. So if you need one just buy it man. U can’t be too picky.
My Wilson NCAA Killer Crossover (Not the ball I usally use) starts with E
How is the quality on that?
@@EverythingBasketballs Not very good. Its a cheap ball I bought from Walmart
@@maxmarinius yeah. Cheap outdoor usually only last a season depend on how often u play. I mean even with the more expensive outdoor, the durability of the ball depend on the surface, weather conditions and how often u used it. A nice and more even surface can make the ball last little longer than on the hard surface.
@@EverythingBasketballs Ok thanks for answer! Next year im going at vacation to America agian, so im gonna buy 2-3 balls. Now that I know more about what im looking after its going to be easier. I think im going to buy «Wilson NCAA Mvp», «Wilson NCAA Elevate» and «Wilson Hypershot ||»
@@maxmarinius if you are buying basketball in bulk make sure you put them away properly. Like keep them in room temperature, somewhere not a lot of moisture. That way the balls are in good quality when u ready to use them.
Hee give me Wilson evo nxt basketball picture legally..!
Mines start with a V
Really? On which one the Evo or the evolution? I only seen x and n.
Bro me too
Are evolution good in outdoor?
I saw people used it outdoor but personally I wouldn’t use it outdoor. It’s expensive for outdoor used.
Are you are that nxt isn’t a smaller ball? Looks like a woman’s ball
Jon Pride no. Not at all. The Evo nxt feel like the regular men size basketball. The nxt is a better ball than the evolution. The major complaint about this ball is how light this ball feel and expensive.
Everything Basketball okay. I really want to get it but I don’t like that the ball is lighter. I play in a few men’s leagues and they all play with the evolution which I have but I was thinking about getting the nxt but if it’s lighter I don’t think it’s for me
Jon Pride yeah bro. I don’t even use it like that anymore. Usually I bring to basketballs to the gym, when we play games I let people pick which ball to play with and almost all the time people would pick the evolution over the Evo and if they picked the Evo just to try it out then they would switch ball after the first game. But don’t give me wrong, this ball is nice and well build after all it does have good reviews from other players but for me its just that one flaw that make me disliked this ball.
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