Champion Sports Practice Sponge Lacrosse Balls: Soft Touch for Professional, College & Grade School Indoor Training & Practice

These are the only balls that my australian cattle dog does not puncture and eat. We love them

Dog loves these compared to a tennis ball. Dog would spend 10 minutes to destroy a tennis ball and these are going on 1 month so far with no signs of destruction other than teeth marks. They do stick to her teeth though. Also, it makes lacrosse more enjoyable because I can play with my dog and I can use them inside. They are soft enough not to hurt when hit

I wish I had read the reviews before purchasing. These are way too soft for anything other than rolling out muscles. Dogs will destroy them in minutes and they are too lght to use as practice lacrosse balls. This is not made clear at all in the product description.

Don’t be mislead by Sponge. These are hard lacrosse balls. Only slightly softer than actual lacrosse balls

I bought these and lowkey would chuck them as hard as I could at my friends and scare the living crap out of them. But since they are spongy they didn’t really get hurt. They look very similar to normal lax balls.

I train a younger lacrosse goalie (age 10) and love to use these so that he can focus on saving the ball rather than fearing it. They are cheaper than actual balls and they have a good weight, slightly lighter than an actual ball. If you are trying to practice shooting I would not recommend these balls because they throw a bit differently.

i assume these are for lacrosse? if so, not good for beginner.. far too light and bouncy, harder to control.. beginner would need something which has NO bounce to help them learn to catch, and something with enough weight to help them learn to roll/throw. i would avoid this.

My Lab loves these. Don't get as messy as tennis balls and safer on his teeth (no sand like tennis balls). They float. They also must hold scent better than other types of balls cause my Lab can ALWAYS find these in the woods no matter how far or how buried. Its rather amazing. These are all I will use now. Slightly higher price than tennis balls but last so much longer that I believe I actually end up spending less.

Very good quality, and a great price! My only concern was that they would not rebound very good, but the first try they rebounded almost like a regular lacrosse ball... They are great for wall ball in the house and practice with no gear

I am a beginner so bought these to practice with in the garden. They are much lighter than a game ball so are great for not breaking things and knowing that you won't be smashing any windows. However I would not buy them again because they are almost too light, I found it really hard to catch the balls and they were very bouncy if playing on concrete. I think I would have rather of spent a bit more on a proper one and just been careful where I threw it!

The soft lacrosse balls are ok, but I was expecting to get a bucket of 36, not a bag of 12. I'm usually pretty good with researching enough to know what to except, but I was very disappointed this time and didn't realize that the ad was so misleading. **12 balls, not 36**

The add said 36 ball in a bucket. Only 12 arrived with no bucket

These are indoor lacrosse balls and it should have specified this in the description.