How to Prep Your Wilson Omega Football

Learn how to prep your new Wilson Omega Football. Just like a baseball glove, you need to break in a leather football to ensure maximum performance and longevity. The break in will soften the leather and improve the overall grip on the surface. Follow these steps to learn how to prep your new Omega football by Wilson.

[@Memeeology]

I had Wilson products for year but this one is probably this I’ve ever seen

[@jordandossey4455]

english?

[@barna1299]

Thanks for the video. Can the Wilson Prep Conditioner be used on old Wilson Game Ball footballs (1990-2005) to restore a little color and recondition the surface of the ball if they have lost some color from age/light fading..? Thanks.

[@falconshock3677]

Yeah they can, itll help moisturize the leather and make it slightly tackier again

[@emilianogutierrez3297]

Were do I can buy one of those

[@sevenways5824]

Is the allowed in highschool california football games?

[@flowprodz4845]

Which type of leather is this?

[@KermitPatty]

My brush did not come with the football?

[@marcnolan6101]

I'll be doing a comparison on the Wilson Prime and Omega in a few weeks for Kickers and Punters. Hopefully the Wilson Lab guys will at least recognize why the game is called "foot"ball and not Throw ball.

[@LosLocosTacos]

Thoughts on the Omega vs GST for kickers so far? My son will be going in to high school next year and I have both the GST and Omega and I honestly prefer the feel of the GST that I got from Scheels that has more depth on the pebble. The Omega feels like it's velvety and doesn't have as much grip, even after doing a full prep with conditioner and mud. We haven't had a chance to do kicking with them yet.

[@sevenways5824]

What the difference?

[@LavonMahomes]

Are you trying to make an argument that the most important part of the game is kicking and punting?

[@haboon-lk1hc]

quit yappin