What is the standard weight of soccer ball?
470337
not more than 450 g (16 oz) in weight and not less than 410 g (14 oz) at the start of the match
531011
go to a specialty sports store like dicks or garts. They have balls made of other materials that are lighter.
1184026
It vaires from stadium to stadium. There is no specific size, only a range of sizes which is more stringent for international football such as the world cup, but still there is variation in pitch size even at the world cup.\n\nFIFA specifies the pitches should be 100-110m x 64-75m.
967826
Quality basically.\n\nA 4-piece ball is more resilient and will tend to hold its shape better than a 2-piece.\n\nTest and county matches will always use a 4-piece ball.
617024
There is no specific weight...it is your choice BUT the lighter the better!
405576
No... FIFA regulations state that fields must be of required size, but not the same.  There is no standard for how big/small a soccer field must be.  The minimum width is 64m (70 yds) and the maximum width is 75m (80 yds).  The minimum length is 100m (110 yds) and the maximum is 110m (120 yds).  These measurements are for international matches, so every pitch that you see this summer will be somewhere in this range.
795955
A tennis ball weighs more than 2 ounces (56.7 grams) but less than 2 1/16 ounces\n\nA wiffle ball weighs two-thirds of an ounce
710479
http://soccernet.espn.go.com/tables?league=esp.1&cc=5901
97851
The ball weighs 14–15 ounces (397–425 g).
1028268
This might have something to do with contracts for marketing rights. See if you can get a blank shirt and get a local sports store to put the name on, or see if you can get one for the US market.\n\nAs for Official world cup ball and replica? An official one will be to an exact size, weights, made out of specific material - a replica will just loo kthe same, and not be the same weight etc.
133989
probably 2-5 grams.  it depends on the dimensions of the ballon.  you might as well ask a question like "how long is a piece of string?"
549141
Law 2 of the game specifies the ball to be an air-filled sphere with a circumference of 68–70 cm (or 27–28 inches)
833406
The world cup ball.Trust me!!!!!!!
1174593
2,880\n\nAdidas will supply FIFA with 15 personalized match balls for each match. Earlier this year, each of the 32 qualified federations received a shipment of 20 match balls for training purposes. All teams will receive a second shipment with 20 balls when they start their final preparation. In addition to the 40 regular match balls they will also be supplied with 20 +Teamgeist™ Berlin match balls so that each of the teams can already start preparing for the FIFA World Cup final now! This delivery will bring the grand total of adidas match balls supplied to FIFA and the participating federations to 2,880.
1099431
size 5 is the standard in world football\n\n4 and below is used for kids and training
630947
Sorry about this, here is the criteria for the footballs used in FIFA tournaments:\nTEST CRITERIA FOR OUTDOOR FOOTBALLS\n\nThere are two levels of criteria for the three designations. The requirements for the category FIFA INSPECTED or the technically equal IMS International Matchball Standard and for the superior category FIFA APPROVED, with higher test levels, are: \n\n\nProperty Ball Size 5 Ball Size 4 Specifications \n  APPROVED INSPECTED INSPECTED    \nWeight 420 - 445 grams 410 - 450 grams 350 - 390 grams ball pressure: 0.8 bar  \nCircumference 68.5 - 69.5 cm 68.0 - 70.0 cm 63.5 - 66.0 cm ball pressure: 0.8 bar  \nSphericity maximum 1.5 % maximum 2 % maximum 2 % ball pressure: 0.8 bar (deviation of the measured mean value)  \nLoss of\nPressure 20 % 25 % 25 % ball pressure: 1.0\nbar at the start of the test Maximum loss of air after 72 hour  \nWater Absorption average water uptake of the initial weight of the tested balls: 10% maximum\nwater uptake perball not to exceed 15% average water uptake of the initial weight of the tested balls: 15% maximum water uptake per ball not to exceed 20% average water uptake of the initial weight of the tested balls: 15% maximum\nwater uptake per ball not to exceed 20% ball pressure: 0.8 bar\ntank filled with water 2 cm in depth. 250 compressing downs with constant ball rotation, ball deformation maximum 25%  \nRebound\nat 20°C\n\nRebound\nat 5°C\n 135 - 155 cm \nminimum 125 cm\n\nmaximum difference between lowest and highest rebound per ball : 10 cm\n 125 - 155 cm \nminimum 115 cm\n\nmaximum difference between lowest and highest rebound per ball : 10 cm\n 115 - 155 cm \nminimum 115 cm\n\nmaximum difference between lowest and highest rebound per ball : 10 cm\n ball pressure: 0.8 bar\nEach ball being dropped 10 times onto different panels from a height of 2 meters onto a steel panel.  \nShape and Size Retention - including change of pressure\n  • Increase in      circumference   \n\n  • Deviation on     sphericity\n\n  • Change of      pressure\n Measured after 2,000 kicks-seams and air-valve undamaged \nmaximum 1.5 cm\nmaximum 1.5%\nmaximum 0.1 bar\n       ball pressure: 0.8 bar\nshooting onto a steel panel at approx. 50 km per hour shooting length:\n2.5 metres\n \n\nTests will be conducted at room temperature of approximately 20°C and 65% humidity.\nException - rebound measured at 20°C and 5°C.
650435
The original Jules Rimet Trophy was 35 CM high and weighed 3.8 kg. It was handed to Brazil on winning their third World Cup in 1970.\n\nThe current World Cup Trophy stands 36.5 cm and weighs 6.175 kg in total.