Questra is the name given to a family of footballs originally produced by Adidas for major international events in the mid-1990s.

Named after "the quest for the stars," successive versions of the ball were produced for the 1996 Olympic tournament and Euro 1996.

[2] Following the convention of the addition of decorations to the established Adidas Tango style since the Azteca and the Etrusco Unico, this one featured space-themed decorations, not only due to its name, but that 1994 marked the 25th anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission in which the first Moon landing took place, which is considered to be one of the most important moments in the history of the host country and the world.

By manufacturing the new ball from five different materials and enveloping it in polystyrene foam, Adidas made the Questra more waterproof and allowed for greater acceleration when kicked.

However, some goalkeepers complained of the ball's unpredictability in humid weather, which made saving shots on goal particularly difficult.