Mitre's Ultimax originally launched in 1995 and became a defining symbol in English football, noted for being first to break the 100mph speed barrier. The new Ultimax Pro 30th Anniversary Ball merges the original's 6-panel construction, white-blue-red colourway and crown logo with modern technology. Hyperflow grooves reduce drag and a pearl finish adds a commemorative touch. Improved Hyperfoam interior cushioning delivers cleaner strikes and increased power. Mitre also launched 'The Next In Line' campaign featuring descendants of football icons—Raphaella Wright-Phillips, Ruben Butt and Jacob Fowler—wearing vintage 95/96 kits to link past and future generations.
First launched in 1995, Mitre's Ultimax ball quickly became a defining symbol in English football. A fixture on Premier League pitches throughout the 1990s, it made history as the first football to break the 100mph speed barrier. Now, 30 years later, Mitre has reimagined the legendary ball, bringing it back with a modern twist. The new Ultimax Pro 30th Anniversary Ball merges the classic design with cutting-edge technology, celebrating its iconic status while setting a new standard for the next generation.
While the ball retains the familiar 6-panel construction, the classic white, blue, and red colourway, and the unmistakable crown logo, it's been upgraded with advanced features. Hyperflow grooves reduce drag and a sleek pearl finish offers a nod to traditional 30th-anniversary gifts. The interior also sees improvements, with Hyperfoam cushioning now enhanced for cleaner strikes and even more power. Footballing royalty. / Mitre To mark the milestone, Mitre has launched the "The Next In Line" campaign, spotlighting the new wave of football talent
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