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2020 Rugby Range Gilbert Ambassador – Brad Shields, Wasps and England. 2020 RUGBY RANGE 24 THE GILBERT SIRIUS INTRODUCED TO INTERNATIONAL RUGBY IN 2018 READY FOR RWC 2019, THE SIRIUS IS THE OFFICIAL BALL OF ARGENTINA, AUSTRALIA, BELGIUM, SOUTH AFRICA, SPAIN, TONGA, UAE, URUGUAY, USA AND WALES. SIRIUS ▶ Hypernova grip. ▶ Copolymer ‘Air-loc’ bladder. ▶ Ellipse Truflight™ valve. ▶ G-XV rubber compound surface. ▶ Reaction laminate construction. ▶ Conforms to World Rugby specifications. ▶ Hand stitched. ▶ Pre kicked. ▶ Options Generic, England, Ireland, Scotland, France, Italy and Wales. ▶ Sizes 5 only ▶ Playing Level Elite MATCH 48423605 48423705 48423805 48423905 Wales - 48432205 48424105 Italy - 48424205 25 2020 KINETICA 2020 BARBARIAN 2.0 ▶ Multi Matrix grip. ▶ Standard grip. ▶ Copolymer ‘Air-loc’ bladder. ▶ Copolymer ‘Air-loc’ bladder. ▶ Ellipse Truflight™ valve. ▶ Ellipse Truflight™ valve. ▶ 3 ply polyester laminate. ▶ 3 ply core spun polyester and cotton laminate. ▶ G-X rubber compound surface. ▶ G-X rubber compound surface. ▶ Conforms to World Rugby specifications. ▶ Conforms to World Rugby specifications. ▶ Hand stitched. ▶ Hand stitched. ▶ Colour Options Grey/Black ▶ Colour Options Blue / Green ▶ Size Options 5 only ▶ Size Options 5 only ▶ Playing Level Senior and Club ▶ Playing Level Senior, Club and school 48428105 - 48428205 2020 OMEGA ATOM ▶ Standard grip. ▶ Standard grip. ▶ Truflight™ valve. ▶ Natural latex bladder. ▶ 3 ply poly-cotton and cotton laminate. ▶ Truflight™ valve. ▶ G-S rubber compound surface. ▶ 3 ply poly-cotton and cotton laminate. ▶ Conforms to World Rugby specifications. ▶ G-SR rubber compound surface. ▶ Hand stitched. ▶ Conforms to World Rugby specifications. Hand stitched. ▶ Colour Options Blue / Black, Fluoro ▶ Colour Options Blue, Green ▶ Size Options 3, 4 and 5. Fluoro 5 and 4 ▶ Size Options 4, 5 ▶ Playing Level Club, School, Junior and Mini ▶ Playing Level Club and School ▶ MTO See page 63 ▶ 41027104 48428304 41027105 Blue Size 5 - 48428305 Blue / Black Size 3 - 41027003 48428404 41027004 48428405 Blue / Black Size 5 - 41027005 26 G-TR4000 TRAINER TRI GRIP TECHNOLOGY Gilbert’s new patented Triangular ▶ TRI grip technology. surface grip pattern represents a ▶ Hydratec. major step forward in grip technology ▶ 3 Ply poly-cotton and cotton laminate. on training balls. ▶ Durable rubber surface. Tests have shown that this new more ▶ Hand stitched. allows the player more surface area contact with the ball when handling. ▶ Colour Options Navy, Blue, Black, Red or Fluoro ▶ Size Options 5, 4 and 3 ▶ Playing Level Club, School, Junior and Mini ▶ MTO See page 63 Black Size 3 - 42097703 Red Size 3 - 42097803 - 42097704 - 42097804 Black Size 5 - 42097705 Red Size 5 - 42097805 2020 Fluoro Size 3 - 42098003 Sky Size 3 - 48428503 Navy Size 3 - 42098103 - 42098004 48428504 42098104 Fluoro Size 5 - 42098005 Sky Size 5 - 48428505 Navy Size 5 - 42098105 G-TR3000 TRAINER ▶ TRI grip technology. ▶ Hydratec. ▶ 2 Ply poly-cotton and cotton laminate. ▶ Durable rubber surface. ▶ Hand stitched. ▶ Colour Options Red - Size 3 (Mini and Jnr Rugby (30), Green - Size 4 (Schools) (30), Blue - Size 5 (Club) (25) ▶ Playing Level Club, School, Junior and Mini ▶ Mixed box available 15 size 5’s, 5 size 4’s and 5 size 3’s Mixed box (25) Red (30) Size 3 - 42098203 42098204 Blue (30) Size 5 - 42098205 42098200 27 ATOM 4.5 G-TR4000 4.5 ▶ Standard grip. ▶ TRI grip technology. 2020 2020 ▶ Natural latex bladder. ▶ Hydratec. ▶ Truflight™ valve. ▶ 3 Ply poly-cotton and cotton laminate. ▶ 3 ply poly-cotton and cotton laminate. ▶ Durable rubber surface. ▶ G-SR rubber compound surface. ▶ Hand stitched. ▶ Conforms to World Rugby specifications. ▶ Skills development between size 4 and 5. Hand stitched. ▶ ▶ Colour Options Blue Skills development between size 4 and 5 ▶ ▶ Size Options 4.5 only Colour Options Blue/Blue ▶ ▶ Playing Level Club and School ▶ Size Options 4.5 only 48428704 48431704 ▶ Playing Level Club and School MORGAN PASS DEVELOPER REBOUNDER BALL ▶ Overweight ball to develop wrist strength and passing distance. ▶ Half ball to allow passing practice without a partner. ▶ Pass against a wall off either hand to improve technique. ▶ Size Options 4 and 5 ▶ Durable rubber surface. ▶ Weight Approx. 1Kg. ▶ Match ball weight with Truflight™ valve. ▶ Size Options 4 and 5 Size 5 - 42182905 42097404 42182904 Size 5 - 42097405 REFLEX TRAINER ▶ Training aid to improve balance and passing on the run. ▶ Size Options 5 only 42203105 28 BALLS CONTROL-A-BALLS ▶ Set of five balls to improve passing and catching. ▶ Each ball behaves differently to challenge the user during training drills. ▶ Size Options Available in sets of size 5 or size 4 Inventor of the Control-A-Ball System. Richie Gray | DEVELOPED WITH FORMER SPRINGBOKS AND MONTPELLIER COACH, RICHIE GRAY, CONTROL-A-BALL IS A CATCH/PASS SYSTEM MADE UP OF FIVE DIFFERENT BALLS (MATCH, LIGHT, HEAVY, GRIP-LESS AND UNSTABLE). USING DIFFERENT BALLS AT DIFFERENT TIMES BEFORE USING A STANDARD BALL GREATLY ENHANCES PLAYER AWARENESS AND SKILL LEVELS. 45082804 Set of 5 Size 5 - 45082805 29 TOUCH BALL TOUCH PRO MATCH BALL ▶ Touch DPX grip. ▶ Touch Pro grip. ▶ 2 Ply poly-cotton and cotton laminate. 484307+ ▶ 3 Ply poly-cotton and cotton laminate. ▶ Durable rubber surface. ▶ Durable rubber surface. ▶ Hand stitched. ▶ Hand stitched. ▶ Size Options Touch ▶ Size Options Touch ▶ Playing Level Touch Rugby ▶ Playing Level Touch Rugby ▶ Colour Pink / Blue, RFU O2 ▶ Colour Green / Blue Touch - 42096704 Touch Pro - 42097304 QUANTUM SEVENS MATCH BALL G-TR V2 TRAINING BALL ▶ Multi Matrix grip. 2020 2020 ▶ Copolymer ‘Air-loc’ bladder. ▶ Pebble grip. ▶ Ellipse Truflight™ valve. ▶ Hydratec. ▶ 3 ply polyester laminate. ▶ 3 Ply poly-cotton and cotton laminate. ▶ G-X rubber compound surface. ▶ Durable rubber surface. ▶ Conforms to World Rugby specifications. ▶ Hand stitched. ▶ Hand stitched. ▶ Size Options 5 only ▶ Size Options 5 only ▶ Playing Level Sevens Rugby ▶ Playing Level Sevens Rugby ▶ Colour Green ▶ Colour Fizz Green 48428805 - 48428905 30 410275+ 410257+ - 450890+ - 484276+ - - 410348+ 450758+ - Australia Italy - Fiji 450756+ 410262+ 450757+ 410258+ 450755+ - 450754+ - - - - Portugal Russia Uruguay 410273+ - 484278+ 410251+ - - 410260+ 484269+ - 484280+ - - USA South Africa Wales INTERNATIONAL REPLICA BALLS *Size 5 only has 3 ply backing material, all other sizes have 2 ply. ▶ 3 Ply backing material for good shape retention*. ▶ Standard grip. ▶ Grippy rubber compound surface. ▶ Hand stitched. ▶ Synthetic latex bladder for excellent air retention. Model Size 5 Size 4 Midi Mini Promo Giant Model Size 5 Size 4 Midi Mini Promo Giant Argentina 41027505 41027502 41027501 Portugal 41026205 Australia 41025705 41025701 Romania 45075605 Canada 45089005 45089001 Russia 45075405 England 41027305 41027304 41027302 41027301 41141206 41141207 Uruguay 45075705 45075805 USA 48426905 48426901 France 48427605 48427602 48427601 Samoa 41026005 INTERNATIONAL Ireland 41025805 41025804 41025802 41025801 SRU Tartan 48427805 48427804 48427802 48427801 Italy 41034805 41034802 41034801 South Africa 41025105 41025102 41025101 Japan 45075505 Wales 48428005 48428004 48428002 48428001 2020 OFFICIALLY LICENSED & FULLY ENDORSED ALL REPLICA & SUPPORTER BALLS ARE OFFICIALLY LICENSED AND FULLY ENDORSED BY THE INTERNATIONAL UNIONS. BALLS IN THE LICENSED GILBERT RANGES ARE FITTED WITH A SYNTHETIC LATEX BLADDER. THIS IS TO ENSURE THAT THEY REMAIN INFLATED FOR THE MAXIMUM LENGTH OF TIME WHEN ON DISPLAY. INTERNATIONAL SUPPORTER BALLS ▶ All available in size 5, England, Ireland Scotland and Wales also available in size 4. SUPPORTER 484297+ Australia - 484295+ 484291+ 484296+ South Africa - 484302+ 484294+ 31 484290+ USA - 484270+ 484301+ 484299+ Wales - 484293+ 484292 + SIZE 5 SUFFIX: 05 SIZE 4 SUFFIX: 04 Italy - 484298+ 32 Ruckley 45058204 Size 5 - 45057705 Size 3 - 45058203 Midi - 45057702 45058201 45057701 MEMORABILIA MASCOT BALLS All promotional balls feature: ▶ 2 ply backing material. ▶ Standard grip. ▶ Grippy rubber compound surface. ▶ Synthetic latex bladder for excellent air retention. Size 5 - 45057605 Midi - 45057602 45057601 33 Wales - 45059800 41414300 41414100 STARTER PACKS ▶ Ball, tee and pump pack 41418900 ▶ Options England, Ireland, Scotland, France and Wales ▶ Size 4 Only Gilbert Ambassador | Aaron Shingler – Wales and Scarlets INTERNATIONAL BEACH BALLS ▶ Soft and grippy surface - Ideal fun ball. ▶ Options: England, Ireland, Italy, Scotland, France and Wales 41035305 Wales - 41036305 41035705 48427607 Italy - 41037005 41035505 34 KEYRINGS ▶ Available in boxes of 25 only. 41181200 41181600 41181800 Wales - 41036100 41181900 48427612 STRESS BALLS ▶ Available in boxes of 24 only. 41150800 41150700 48427611 Wales - 41449800 41151600 JUGGLING BALLS ▶ Available in packs of 3. PROMOTIONAL 41170610 41170910 41170510 Wales - 41036010 35 DANGLE SETS ▶ Foam filled rugby balls with string and suction cup GOLF CLUB HEAD COVER ▶ Ideal gift idea. ▶ Fits both round and square-headed drivers. ▶ Soft interior and exterior reduces the risk of scratches on the club. ▶ Sock design minimises the risk of bag rub. Wales - 41450200 41447500 41448000 41449500 INFLATABLES ▶ Available in 60cm and 120cm lengths. SPONGE BALLS ▶ Box of 9 per country 41450006 41449200 41450007 41446700 41162400 PROMOTIONAL 41141206 41141207 41447400 Wales - 41449900 36 THE PINNACLE OF EUROPEAN RUGBY A NEW LOOK FOR THE EUROPEAN CHAMPIONS CUP. WE ARE PROUD TO SUPPORT EUROPE’S PREMIER INTERNATIONAL CLUB TOURNAMENT. 2020 REPLICA BALLS ▶ 3 Ply backing material for good shape retention. ▶ Standard
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