A MacGregor X6000 composite basketball in orange with black seams, centered against a white background.

MacGregor X6000 Basketball

Official (29.5")
$33.99
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A MacGregor X6000 composite basketball in orange with black seams, centered against a white background.

MacGregor X6000 Basketball

$33.99

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Get the feel of a game ball for your practice squads without the indoor-only restrictions or premium price tag.

Size
In stock
Details
  • Composite cover works on indoor hardwood and outdoor blacktop
  • Wide channels improve grip for ball-handling drills
  • Available in Official, Intermediate, and Junior sizes
  • Backed by a 2-year warranty

You need basketballs that can handle open gym, outdoor blacktop, and standard practice drills without chewing through your budget. The MacGregor X6000 gives your players a soft, leather-like feel at a lower price point. The composite cover takes the abuse of rough surfaces while keeping a consistent touch for indoor shooting drills.

The wide channels make a real difference for players developing their ball-handling skills. These channels provide the grip they need to confidently execute passes and fakes. Choose the exact size you need for your roster and keep your practices running smoothly.

What's included
  • 1x Basketball
Shipping & Returns
  • You need it. In-stock items ship same or next business day.
  • Problem? We make it right. Period.

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Specifications

Size Official (29.5") Intermediate (28.5") Junior (27.5")
Cover Composite Composite Composite
Color Orange Orange Orange
SKU AC-MCX6000X AC-MCX6285X AC-MCX6275X
All variations
Cover Composite
Color Orange
SKU
Official (29.5")
AC-MCX6000X
Intermediate (28.5")
AC-MCX6285X
Junior (27.5")
AC-MCX6275X

Coach's Questions

What size ball should I choose for my team?
Go with the Junior 27.5-inch size for youth players ages 9 and under. Use the Intermediate 28.5-inch for women and girls ages 9 and up, and boys ages 9 to 12. The Official 29.5-inch is standard for boys ages 13 and up.
Will the composite cover hold up on outdoor concrete courts?
Yes, the composite material handles rough outdoor surfaces well. It maintains its grip and shape much better than traditional leather when used on blacktop.
Can I use this as our primary game ball?
While it meets official size specs, this is best suited as a practice or open gym ball. For varsity game day, you usually want a dedicated indoor-only leather ball.

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