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Crossnet Wilson X Crossnet - OPTX Replica Game Ball Volleyball
CTNR989585 0887768989248 CTNR989585Crossnet
2025-11-05
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From Crossnet, this volleyball features:
Growing up together in the “Quiet Corner” of Connecticut, brothers Greg and Chris Meade, and their childhood friend, Mike Delpapa, constantly sought new activities to keep them busy. In 2017 they reunited as adults, reminiscing on recess days playing four square. They had an idea: a volleyball court divided into four quadrants, merging traditional volleyball with a favorite childhood game.
After creating a prototype, they invited their friends to come play. Their friends’ excitement made it clear that they were onto something. Since that moment almost three years ago, the trio has made it their mission to spread the game of CROSSNET throughout the world.
- The same hand-crafted construction that Wilson’s volleyball is known for keeps a consistent shape and feel of the ball on every touch
- The OPTX ball was designed specifically for the beach game and its players, reimagining what a beach volleyball should look like
- The vibrant color palette and Optic Flow graphics allow for better ball tracking in the dynamic and diverse environments of beach volleyball
- VST™ uses color variance to allow easier spin detection, so you can read and react to where the game is going
Growing up together in the “Quiet Corner” of Connecticut, brothers Greg and Chris Meade, and their childhood friend, Mike Delpapa, constantly sought new activities to keep them busy. In 2017 they reunited as adults, reminiscing on recess days playing four square. They had an idea: a volleyball court divided into four quadrants, merging traditional volleyball with a favorite childhood game.
After creating a prototype, they invited their friends to come play. Their friends’ excitement made it clear that they were onto something. Since that moment almost three years ago, the trio has made it their mission to spread the game of CROSSNET throughout the world.
