Velocity Lacrosse Balls - 60 and 120 Packs - Official NFHS and College Approved Size

It has been over 10 years since I played lacrosse. My son just started, he is 7, so I decided to buy him a bag of balls to practice with. I know back from my days how easy they are to lose. I don’t know if the standards have changed since my days but I have never had balls fall apart on me like these have. You can see from the pictures that there are large chunks missing and deep cracks/cuts in half of them. We have used them regularly for 2 weeks now. Wall ball, with the rebounder, shooting on goal and passing, Nothing crazy. They were the cheaper option, but I doubt these will last more than one season of use, if that long, judging by how they have held up to the abuse of an old man and his 7 year old son. Maybe I received a bad batch, it seems like only half are decomposing. Probably won’t buy again.

Generally, these are what you'd expect for the money. If you are looking for straight up lacrosse balls for, you know, lacrosse - these are good. I can't report to their regulation weight or anything - but they're white, solid, and properly bouncy.But I wanted them for my dog, who loves to chew on Kongs and so forth. A friend had given me a regulation lacrosse ball and she chewed it for awhile, so why not buy more?These ones, something about their manufacture made them basically come apart in one "chewing" after about 1 minute (bite, done).So if you're looking for a decent inexpensive set of lacrosse balls for non-dog use, these are smooth, well made, and good, but if you're looking for a cheap chew/fetch toy, not these ones.

We have a super chewer on our hands. Had previously purchased some lacrosse balls which held up much better than tennis balls. Decided to try this brand out as it was an "amazon choice". While I understand that we're not using them for their designated purpose, the durability sucks. He will have that Velocity ball in pieces in less than a day. Going to try some other brands out while I order a few dozen of the previous brand. He would get weeks of use out of those.

I returned them because the quality of the balls are not good. I compared them to those balls previously ordered from the same seller. The new ones were soft, bouncing a lot, easily nick or scraped, very smelly, and came with a lot of powders on the balls. (not easy to wash off) I don't think they met the standard set up by Lacrosse Assoc. Because of the smell and powders, I will not use them for massage. They had their success but they cannot keep the quality.

I use these lacrosse balls to massage out knots in my back and shoulder. These lacrosse balls are dense enough to hurt just right and is the perfect size to lie on top of and dig it into knots. At first they did have a typical rubber smell to them but that largely went away after a few weeks. It’s still there if you hold it up to your nose but it’s not so stinky that you can smell it when you use it for your back. Now I keep one of these all over the place, in the car, next to my bed, in the gym bag, etc. Definitely one of the best ways to roll out knots and much better for my shoulder and upper back, especially under my shoulder blade.

Really nice lacrosse balls. My sons have begun playing and these are the same ones that they used at a summer lacrosse camp. They have a good weight behind them and quite honestly they can hurt if you don't catch them and they hit your body.

Very disappointed. Bought 60 and in just over a week’s use, we’ve had at least a dozen have split down the middle. Not worth the money.

One of our rottweilers is extremely ball driven. She destroys almost all balls in the matter of minutes or days. However, these yellow lacrosse balls have been a life saver! I bought a 12 pack and she has them all over the place. They are her favorite thing ever and she is an extremely heavy chewer so they last even with her! I still suggest monitoring your pet at all times with them!

i have used many different types of balls for massage (spiky balls, baseball, tennis ball, dollar store balls etc) without effective results. My physiotherapist recommended i use Lacrosse balls as they adhere better to the walls, and if i buy the white/gray ones they won't stain my walls, and that lacrosse balls provide just the right amount of pressure. And he was absolutely right! These are way cheaper than the legit massage balls and they work way better, and they don't roll off the wall and get away from me. I bought a packet of six. They smell like brand new tennis balls when you open a canister. No lingering smell or foul smells. After years of trying different massage balls, i can finally do all those myofascial release exercises for my hip, shoulder and lower back.

I got a six-pack of these bad boys in yellow, and they are nice and bouncy, and fairly easy to find in deep grass.I basically got them because I found a yellow lacrosse ball in my house that I had forgotten about, started throwing that against a wall at work, since it's similar in weight to a baseball but a lot more bouncy, then promptly lost it under the fence and down the hill at work. I have since lost two of the new balls under the fence at work, recovered both of them, then lost one of them again. So I have five left.These balls are great for breaking in new baseball gloves, and also to use as a massage ball to ease your sore back and arm muscles.

Item as described. Arrived in a timely manner. No complaints. I use them for massage with my clients. They work as they should. Very good price as well. Definitely recommend.

Absolutely love this product! As a massage therapist we recommend it for our clients so I tried it out myself. Highly recommend it. High quality product!

They are a lacrosse ball and look nicer in blue than plain white, but they smell terrible. All lacrosse balls smell initially, but these are very powerful. I returned these and ordered the same slightly more expense STX balls in white I have previously ordered.