The Adidas Terrestra Replique is a grandly titled football that I've had for ages and ages but haven't used excessively mainly because I also have a Mitre football which I've used a lot more. The Adidas Terrestra Replique comes in sizes 3, 4 and 5 and - once pumped up - is as good as most footballs in the more modest £20 or under price range, scoring well in the durability and bounce tests. It is Machine stitched with TPU panels and has a Latex bladder, whatever that is when it's at home. It is of course FIFA Inspected and not a ball that has ever come in for any major criticism. The Adidas Terrestra Replique football is certainly a decent one for booting around in the ..  Read the complete review

Ten whole years ago, I bought an Adidas Terrestra football - it was the official ball of the Euro 2000 tournament, but unlike the Jabulani of this years World Cup, it was not subject to huge criticism. The ball is traditional in its look - it is made from many (32 I think) leather hexagons, but rather than having the famous 1 black hexagon surrounded by white hexagons, this has a dotted pattern, which leaves white circle shapes in the leather - some of these circles contain logos, such as the adidas logo or the word "Terrestra". I did pay a fair amount for this at the time I bought it, around £35, which is quite a lot, but then whilst it ...  Read the complete review