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Captain LAX Lacrosse Ball, 6 cm

A 6 cm lacrosse ball of 144 g whose constant hardness over time is published as the point, with a stated per-point treatment time.

Captain LAX orange lacrosse ball embossed with a monkey face, plain and marbled colourways ringed around it

Captain LAX Lacrosse Ball, 6 cm

A 6 cm lacrosse ball of 144 g whose constant hardness over time is published as the point, with a stated per-point treatment time.

Diameter
6 cm (stated as 6 × 6 cm)
Shape
Smooth sphere
Hardness
Not published as a figure; the maker states the ball does not lose hardness over time
Material
Not named; the product is a lacrosse ball, stated made in China
Mass
144 g
Amazon reference
B0161ICFQQ (one reference across 2 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
4250605923839
  • The only mass published on this shelf — 144 g
  • Constant hardness over time named as the design claim
  • The material is never named

Best for: One hard point of pressure, held, against a wall or a floor

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Specifications

Diameter
6 cm (stated as 6 × 6 cm)
Shape
Smooth sphere
Hardness
Not published as a figure; the maker states the ball does not lose hardness over time
Material
Not named; the product is a lacrosse ball, stated made in China
Mass
144 g
Amazon reference
B0161ICFQQ (one reference across 2 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
4250605923839

What the maker publishes

  • 6 × 6 cm, weighing 144 g
  • Stated to have constant quality without losing hardness over time
  • A recommended treatment of at least 8 seconds and at most 1 minute on a tense area
  • Named for CrossFit, physiotherapy, fascia massage, trigger-point massage and self-massage
  • Also available in 3-packs and 6-packs
  • Country of origin: China

A hundred and forty-four grams

The only published mass in this family, and it does more work than it looks like.

A 6 cm sphere weighing 144 g is solid rubber. There is no other way to get that density into that volume. The cork ball on this shelf is a fraction of it; the EPP balls less again.

And density is exactly what this category is about. Body weight pressed onto a small contact patch has to be transmitted through the ball — a dense one passes it all through, a light one absorbs some by deforming.

One ball on this shelf advertises the opposite: it changes shape under pressure, deliberately.

“Without losing hardness over time”

The differentiating claim, and it names a real failure.

Rubber softens. Cheap massage balls go soft with use and warmth until they no longer do anything, and the owner assumes their tolerance improved.

No figure supports the claim — no durometer reading, no period, no test. Reported as the maker published it.

Eight seconds to one minute

The only treatment duration published on this shelf.

It is worth having because the instinct with a painful point is either to touch it for two seconds or to grind it for five minutes, and both are wrong.

This is the maker’s recommendation, reported as such. This site gives no treatment advice and makes no therapeutic claim about any product in this family.

Left off the listing

The material. “Lacrosse ball” is a format, and the compound is not named.

A hardness figure.

Availability

About 10 € on the German Amazon store, on the one reading this page rests on.

The French Amazon catalogue lists the reference with nobody selling behind it.

The American, British, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores returned nothing at all, so the buy button there opens a search rather than an empty page.

These figures are what Keepa returned on the day this page was last written. Stock and prices move without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 20 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

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