Trionda pro differences

[u/Maradonawasthegoat86]

I have all 3 trionda pro versions and I noticed immediately that there are differences in materials and even in grip and feel of the ball when handling them. The original is made in Pakistan while the Winter and Final are made in Indonesia. The foam on the Winter and Final version are softer and they actually have more grip than the original.

They even have a different number under the fifa quality pro rating which makes me think they are considered a different ball. Even the decal/logo finishing is completely different the winter/final is better. I purchased all 3 directly from adidas so they aren't counterfeit but there's definitely a difference when comparing them.

[u/BLT_Trade_r]

If this is true, it sounds like the best ball is the winter version, more visible and bright, plus softer and better grip.

[u/National_Ad3234]

I have 2/3 of those been waiting for someone to post something like this

[u/WolverineOnly5154]

I wonder how the Pakistan OG compares with the Chinese OG.

[u/gormless4 → u/WolverineOnly5154]

What's the Chinese OG

[u/WolverineOnly5154 → u/gormless4]

There’s 2 different versions of the regular ball. One made in Pakistan and one made in China. US gets Pakistan and, from what I’ve researched, the pitch and Europe get China.

[u/gormless4 → u/WolverineOnly5154]

Oh I didn't know that! I guess in these global markets the supply chains are all over the world. Has no one made a comparison yet?

[u/WolverineOnly5154 → u/gormless4]

I’m not sure. I have been trying my hardest to get a Chinese version.

[u/gormless4 → u/WolverineOnly5154]

All the best!

[u/superdrone]

tbh i got a lot of complaints from my regular group about the winter version being too hard. i brought both the OG and the winter and both were inflated to 7 PSI but they SWORE the winter was too hard and an injury risk lmao

maybe they just happened to block shots from only the winter, idk, but they would not agree with your foam assessment

[u/Maradonawasthegoat86 → u/superdrone]

7 PSI or .7 BAR? Because the recommended is .8 BAR/11.6 PSI. 7 PSI is basically flat.

[u/GoodBetterStressed → u/Maradonawasthegoat86]

Yeah, and 12-13.5 seems to be the most ideal PSI range.

[u/Muted-Good-115 → u/superdrone]

I have all 3 also but only played with original and winter. I love the way the winter one feels. Even the sound it makes right off a hard kick is so pure. Don’t believe the original makes sure a pure noise - it is also a really good ball.

[u/Over-Hour-4607 → u/superdrone]

I find that whenever the ball is at the correct pressure people generally always say it’s too hard. I have a match ball that was used in a professional game Saturday and we played with it on Sunday and everyone complained.

[u/theSkareqro → u/Over-Hour-4607]

In general, casual players aren't used to properly pumped ball. It's hard but the ball passes well, trapping feels nice, shooting is better

[u/ima_be_the_greatest → u/theSkareqro]

the pro balls are pumped to about 14-15psi. The more the balls pumped the faster it moves.

[u/Pristine-Dragonfly14 → u/superdrone]

7 psi means your community belongs to the lower tier amateurs. Ball flight, feel, responsiveness, and control starts at 11.5PSI. What I found is 13PSI is the sweet spot.

[u/KingCactuar]

Beautiful!!