Champion Sports Lacrosse Balls & Rhino Skin Foam Balls – Official Size Balls for Games, NCAA, NFHS & SEI Certified, Multiple Styles Available

I needed something a little firmer than a tennis ball so I picked up a lacrosse ball! It works great. My favorite trick is to take two lacrosse balls and put them in a sock and use them on my neck while I lay on the floor. Not just for sports! I have owned this for a year now and it has held up great. I bought the orange color for something fun and I love it. It is true to the picture.

using these for massage, they are way firmer than tennis balls and do a better job. smell like rubber at first but goes away.

I bought these Champion Sports lacrosse balls on my physical therapist’s recommendation—not for sports, but to work out the stubborn knots in my back.I keep a set at home and another at work because they’re that helpful. Whenever I feel tension building up, I just lean against the wall with one (or two) of the balls between my back and the wall, and gently roll up, down, and side to side. Instant muscle relief, no massage appointment required.They’re the perfect size and firmness—not too soft, not too hard—and they don’t slip around too much while using them against the wall. The rubber construction holds up great over time, and they’re easy to clean if needed.If you deal with muscle knots or back tension, definitely give these a try. They might not look like much, but they’ve become a must-have in my routine.

I tore something in my rotator cuff, and was having problems with really tight muscles. The physical therapist recommended these to help with that. He said to press it against the wall with your shoulder and find the spot that hurts, then move your arm through a full range of motion while holding it there. It actually works pretty good, getting harder to find any hurting areas now after just a few uses. I've never played lacrosse, but the ball itself seems to be very high quality. It's worth a try if you think it might help you.

I got these to roll out my back.The marbled color is cute & they really hit my problem spot.Just warning they smelled terrible upon arrival. The odor is gone now that they’ve had time to air out

Hear people got these to rub their feet on for massage. Winner!! Just put them UP and AWAY so you don't slip on them.

Perfect for rolling out a tight back muscle, as recommended by a physical therapist.

Upon initial inspection, it appears to be a lacrosse ball.There is a seam around its equator. There is a small depression at one point, with some text on the other side. The text claims that the lacrosse ball is from a place called Champion Sports, it meets certain sets of regulations for lacrosse balls, and that it was made in Taiwan. The text also says "#LB".As far as I can tell, the ball is not entirely rigid. It is tough and it seems hollow. I imagine that if I were to look up the regulations on the radius, density, and thickness of a lacrosse ball, this would probably be in line with them, but I haven't bothered.It all started a few weeks ago. A chiropractor recommended a lacrosse ball for use in a massage on my lower back, because they are "unyielding". Naturally, I ignored the other tacky lacrosse balls claiming to be for use in a massage. This one seems to be helping, but I am not sure if it is really an ordinary lacrosse ball.I left the country the other week for a vacation and when I returned , my suitcase was inspected by the TSA. When they searched it, they found this lacrosse ball and simply held it and stared for some time as though it were strange. I informed them that it was a lacrosse ball and they let me go without asking why I had one in a beach town.I do not remember ever packing it.The other day I had a strange dream. My computer and most of my furniture was missing. I went to my desk in surprise that my tower was missing and found that the lacrosse ball was sitting in the center and I remember a strong scent of iron hanging in the air. I took a closer look and found that the ordinary text on the ball was missing.In its place was some wording that said:OFFER SACRIFICE,OR BE THYSELF OFFERED,AND FOREVER STAREINTO THE DARKWhen I reached to pick the ball up it appeared to be made of some reflective metallic material. It seemed to shrink away from me and then suddenly enveloped my hand. Moments later I could no longer see, hear, or breathe. I am claustrophobic so the feeling of suffocation was traumatic and I have not slept since. When I awoke, I had a splitting headache and the lacrosse ball was missing. The walls of my room were covered in black painted patterns that hadn't finished drying. I didn't recognize the symbols. The rest of my apartment was covered in similar symbols. When I reached for the door to go outside for some fresh air, I noticed that my hands were covered in black paint. I went to wash them off, but when I reached the kitchen, I froze. The lacrosse ball had been torn into several pieces on the counter and was covered in a green, translucent substance. Something about the smell made me nauseous and I immediately fainted. When I regained consciousness, there was a pool of vomit with an odd trail in it. It was as though something slithered from the center of the pool, onto the counter, and into the sink drain.I've been anxious about leaving my apartment. When I try to open my blinds, I start to hyperventilate. It feels as though there's something waiting for me outside. I still have some food, but what if I'm not safe here? I've been hearing scraping sounds in the walls and my dog won't move from my room. She won't lie down or eat or make any sounds, she just stands in the corner, shaking. I don't know how much longer it will be before I have to leave.