🔧 Lacrosse Ball Resurfacing Tool: Enhanced Greaser Gripper Design Review

I was skeptical about this product but thought I'd give it a try for the price. pays for itself within minutes. As an example, I've included a photo of a semi-cleaned ball. Good product.

Excellent at converting old lube into new conditioned balls. Refreshes about 50 balls in 20 minutes. Paid for itself the first time it was used. Note that you are effectively updating the surface of the ball by removing material, so I will only do this on practice balls, not cue balls.

Worked great. I had to buy more sanding pads from the hardware store. It took me about two hours to make a bucket of balloons. I recommend wearing work gloves. Once you get the hang of it, each ball needs to be passed twice - the first few require an extra twist to reach the middle, which is harder to cover.

Product nowadays rarely exceeds expectations; this one did! That's great. It's as easy as shown in the video. Be the envy of your son's team. Makes balls look like new! My parents keep asking me to borrow it; some even brought their cordless drills to practice/play with. I feel guilty for borrowing it because at this price every lacrosse playing parent should have one. Whoever came up with this deserves this deal. Excellent work!

I have two boys who play lacrosse and they seem to think that lacrosse balls grow on trees. This product is basic but exactly what I was looking for. This creates gummy waste, so hold your beer upwind when shelling your eggs. I emptied the bucket of balls and it works just as well on the 50th ball as the first. I would recommend buying additional sanding pads. The first pad lasted until the first bucket but got pretty uncomfortable/thin. Great product, I can only recommend it.

We have four children and they all play around. This product is great for prolonging the life of your balls when they start to get greasy. Each one takes maybe a minute to fix and they're as good as new. Some of the old spheres that had been in the woods for a while were too dry and difficult to level. All in all, this product turned about a dozen greasers into play balls. Very happy. Wear a dust mask if you make a lot of balls. The rubber pieces are going all over the place and you don't want…

I'm a trainer and I always have a bucket full of fat balls. I usually use them, and when they get really bad I just throw them away or give them away. I saw this and decided to give it a try. I made about 100 balls for myself and another trainer in about 30 seconds per ball and they are almost like new. I used the mat that came with it and it works great, probably fits 30-50 balls. But instead of buying replacement wipes, I saw some cleaning wipes at the dollar store and they worked great…

The Greaser Gripper solved a problem I and all lacrosse players and coaches had: how to prevent sun damage to the surface of lacrosse balls. Lacrosse balls need a grippy surface so players can pass and shoot with precision. They become "lubricants" after a season or two in the sun. At $2.50 each, they can be expensive to replace if you have a bag of 50. I've scoured the internet and YouTube for years to find a solution to getting the ball resurfaced. No one had a good, actionable idea. Then…