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Next IHF Men’s World Championship ball unveiled
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Next IHF Men’s World Championship ball unveiled

Hype&Hyper · 6 10 2022

Molten, the official ball supplier of the International Handball Federation, has unveiled the official ball for next year’s IHF Men’s World Championship, which will take place in Poland and Sweden between 11 and 29 January 2023.

The new X5000 Poland/Sweden 2022 Edition handball was developed based on the balls of previous international competitions held by the IHF. The product features a unique design with the national colors of the two host countries, Poland and Sweden: the surface is divided into two parts, one in Polish white and red, the other in Swedish yellow and blue.

The ball also “features a premium cover material which provides exceptional grip, improved ball control, and accuracy, making it an ideal choice for the highest level of competition.”

Source: ihf.info

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