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(You'll need it to inflate the ball if you don't already have one.)
Air Pump - $9.99(Hand Air Inflation Pump for Sports Balls/Bicycle Tires. Air needle included.)
Plastic cylinder battery cartridge with installed batteries and mounted L.E.D. (The unit fits inside the ball before the button assembly.)
On/Off Button AssemblyIncludes rubber grommet, button and spring. Unit fits inside the ball after the LED-Battery Assembly.
For help changing the batteries or assembling new parts for your L.E.D. Sports Ball, see Lighted Football Battery-Changing Instructions
We use the term glow-in-the-dark so that people unfamiliar with LED will find our products. In reality, glow-in-the-dark and LED are not the same thing. Glow-in-the-dark means the sports ball or disc has to be exposed to light to absorb light before it can emit light, or glow. Even then, the glow is weak and fades quickly. LED lights, on the other hand, are battery-powered and their brightness lasts for hours!
So just to clarify: we sell LED, not glow-in-the-dark!
Don't let the night put an end to your soccer fun! Get a new LED light-up soccer ball and keep playing after dark! While your standard soccer ball is fine for kicking around in the daytime, these soccer balls light up with the push of a button, allowing you see the ball glowing from anywhere on the field in the middle of the night!
These are regular, inflatable soccer balls made of a fiber-reinforced rubber-like polymer and their material allows light to be transmitted to the surface of the ball. The on/off switch for the illuminating L.E.D. is receded to prevent accidentally turning the light off in use, and the batteries are very easy to replace with nothing but your hands.
Our light-up, glow in the dark soccer ball uses three (3) LR44 watch batteries to power a single, ultra-bright LED light. One set of batteries lasts a long time, and batteries are included with each new basketball. We still recommend that you buy extra batteries when you purchase any light-up frisbee or ball so that you don't have to go out and find someplace that sells them when the original batteries finally run out.
