Mitri returns the famous Ultimax ball to celebrate the thirtieth anniversary of its founding

It was first launched in 1995, and Ball Miter’s Ultimax soon became a distinctive symbol in English football. A basic player in the Premier League stadiums throughout the nineties, history made the first football to break the speed barrier 100 miles per hour.

Now, after 30 years, Miter re -imagined the legendary ball, and restored it with a modern development.

The new thirtieth anniversary ball of Ultimax Pro is merged for classic design with advanced technology, celebrating its distinctive condition with a new standard for the next generation.

While the ball maintains a fashionable building of 6 panels, white, blue and red colors, and the uninterrupted crown logo, it was promoted with advanced features. Excessive grooves reduce clouds and provide elegant pearls to the thirty traditional gifts to flee. The interior also sees improvements, while strengthening a fashion hyperactivity pillow now for cleaner strikes and even more strength.

To celebrate the teacher, Mitre launched the “Next In Line” campaign, highlighting the new wave of football talents that carry the legacy of their families.

The campaign includes ascending stars like Raphaella Wright-Vhillips, Arsenal’s granddaughter Ian Wright icon, Robin Pot, son of Manchester United Nikki Pot, and Jacob Fowler, whose father was Ruby Fowler from Liverpool.

The trio, each of the old 95/96 groups, is embodied by the relationship between the past and the future – just as the new Ultimax Pro does.

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