Basketballs: Compare Listings & Prices
Updated October 22, 2026
Browse 12 listings for Basketballs, including options from Paragon Sports and MoMA Design Store. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 12 displayed listings with prices are listed from $24.99 to $219.95 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
The selection includes entry-level composite balls, mid-range performance models and premium leather or specialty designs. Materials mentioned are rubber, composite leather and full leather.
Pick the right size, a size 7 (29.5 in) is standard for adults, while smaller sizes suit youth players. Grip texture, bounce consistency and whether the ball is meant for indoor or outdoor courts are key factors to consider.
Check for a reliable inflation valve and brand reputation. A good ball will retain air, feel comfortable in the hand and provide consistent bounce over many games.

Nba Auth I/o Basketball | Orange
Paragon Sports
$49.95

Elite All-court Basktbll | 811-ambkwt
Paragon Sports
$34.99

Elite All-court Basktbll | 29.5 Offic
Paragon Sports
$34.99

Rookie Gear Bsktball 275 | Brown Sz 5
Paragon Sports
$24.99

Keith Haring Tokyo Fabric Basketball
MoMA Design Store
$109.95

Athletics III Basketball
Fear of God
$180.00

Derrick Rose II Basketball Hi
Fear of God
$200.00

Nba Official Game Ball | Sz.7
Paragon Sports
$219.95

Zi/o Excel Tf 29.5 Ball | Off. Sz.7
Paragon Sports
$44.99

Zi/o Excel Tf 28.5 Int | Int Sz.6
Paragon Sports
$44.99

Tack Soft Tf 29.5 Bsktbl | Off. Sz.7
Paragon Sports
$39.99

Elite All-court Basktbll | 28.5 Int
Paragon Sports
$34.99
Questions
What is the difference between composite and leather basketballs?
Composite balls are lighter and more durable for outdoor play, while leather balls offer a softer feel for indoor courts.
How do I know which size basketball to buy?
Size 7 (29.5 in) is standard for adults; size 6 (28.5 in) is common for youth and women’s leagues.
How often should I inflate a basketball?
Check the pressure before each use and add air as needed to keep the ball firm but not over-inflated.
Can I use the same basketball on indoor and outdoor courts?
While you can, outdoor courts are harsher on leather, so a durable composite ball is better for outdoor use.