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We recently posted a video that shows you how to do three things on our new website: join the mailing list, contact us directly and visit the online store. We wanted to cover more, but it made more sense to keep the video short and sweet, so we will cover a few other things you can do here. On our website www.sunbasketball.com, we have a gallery of some of our favorite players that we keep up to date. There’s also a widget at the bottom of every page that has buttons for all of our different social media sites. Feel free to follow us on all of them, sometimes we only post limited time deals on one specific social media site at a time. If you follow them all, you’ll never miss out. There’s also a page dedicated to our competitors. You can check out all of their websites so that you can see that Sun Basketball Accessories is competitively priced, and has a much more user-friendly experience than any of our competition. There are also pages for our online store and blog that you already know about.

When you get to our online store, you can go about finding the product that is right for you in several different ways. We have headers for each of our product types (shooting sleeves, shorts, basketballs, sweatbands) and images that link to our special collections, such as the American Flag or Camo collections. There’s also a search feature that helps out if you already know exactly what you want.

Another video that we posted recently was a product review and comparison between the Nike Dominate Outdoor Basketball and the Wilson Evolution Indoor Basketball. You can check out the video if you want to see the pros and cons of each ball, but we’ll go ahead and tell you here that we prefer the Nike Dominate. It’s much more durable, and it’s easier to grip when you’re heading for the basket. That’s good for big men who are working on post moves as well as guards who are sick of getting stripped every time they go in for a layup.