🏐 Velocity Lacrosse Balls: 6, 12, 18, 60, and 120 Packs - NFHS, SEI, and College Approved Size Review

My grandson wanted these for Christmas. He gladly accepted. I have to say they had a "smoky" smell. For 2 days I sniffed my walls and thought something was smoldering. Eventually, it pursued a plastic bag of balls. I was disappointed that they weren't in a box, just in a plastic bag.

One of our Rottweilers is extremely ball-safe. It destroys almost all balls within minutes or days. However, these yellow lacrosse balls saved lives! I bought 12 packs and she has them everywhere. They're her favorite things and she chews really hard, so they even stay with her! I still suggest constantly monitoring your pet along with him!

I returned them because the quality of the balls is not very good. I compared them to the balls I previously ordered from the same seller. The new ones were soft, bounced a lot, cracked or scratched easily, smelled badly, and had a lot of powder on the balls. (not easy to wash off) I don't think they meet the standard set by Lacrosse Assoc. Because of the smell and powder, I will not use them for massage. They've had success, but they can't keep up the quality.

I use these lacrosse balls to massage knots in my back and shoulders. These lacrosse balls are tough enough to hurt and just the right size to lie on and tie knots on. At first they had a typical rubber smell, but after a few weeks this had practically disappeared. It's still there when you hold it to your nose, but it's not so smelly that you can smell it when you use it on your back. Now I keep one of these everywhere: in the car, by my bed, in my gym bag, etc. Definitely one of the best ways

Overall is what you can expect for the money. If you're looking for straight lacrosse balls, you know lacrosse is good. I can't say anything about normal weight or anything like that, but they are white, firm and really resilient. But I wanted them for my dog who likes to chew congas and stuff like that. A friend gave me a regular lacrosse ball and chewed on it for a while, so why not buy more? Due to something in their production, these fell apart after about 1 minute with a "chewing" (bite…

It has been over 10 years since I played lacrosse. My son just started exercising, he's 7 years old, so I decided to buy him a pack of exercise balls. I know from my time how easy it is to lose her. I don't know if the standards have changed since then, but I've never had my balls fall apart like this. The photos show half of them are missing large chunks and deep tears/cuts. Have been using it regularly for 2 weeks now. Wandball, rebound, shots and passes, nothing crazy. They were the cheaper…