Lacrosse balls are hard. They're comprised of a solid rubber material that is found throughout the entire ball, from the surface to the core.
How do I make my lacrosse balls grippy again?
Scuff up slippery lacrosse balls to restore grip, using a 220-grit piece of sandpaper. Rub the sandpaper around the entire surface of the ball to scratch the rubber and give the ball better grip during gameplay.
Can lacrosse balls get waterlogged?
Lacrosse balls can occasionally get wet since their entire surface is made with rubber, a waterproof material. However, consistently subjecting lacrosse balls to water can accelerate the rate at which the surface grip wears down, causing the ball to become so slick that it's unfit for play.
Why do lacrosse balls get greasy?
Traditional lacrosse balls are made from vulcanized rubber. Guardian said that these balls are filled with oils and plasticizers that separate over time and leach onto the surface of the ball, causing it to harden and become greasy.Jan 31, 2018