How do you keep a football in tacky grip?
February 8th, 2009 | by Michael |
David asked:
A few months ago, I had a game of football of ultra Wilson. When in the first place I got was amazing GRIPPY. Now, after weekly use in the fields of grass, sometimes muddy, the ball is now incredibly slippery, so that the pump is falsification impossible. I bought another ball, Nike in 1205. This is rather better and it hasn 't lost much tackiness yet, but I'm interested in preventing further slippage. Is there sense to maintain a viscous game of football? Sense of special cleaning? Prevents the extreme time?
A few months ago, I had a game of football of ultra Wilson. When in the first place I got was amazing GRIPPY. Now, after weekly use in the fields of grass, sometimes muddy, the ball is now incredibly slippery, so that the pump is falsification impossible. I bought another ball, Nike in 1205. This is rather better and it hasn 't lost much tackiness yet, but I'm interested in preventing further slippage. Is there sense to maintain a viscous game of football? Sense of special cleaning? Prevents the extreme time?
One Response to “How do you keep a football in tacky grip?”
By toyorcr_29 on Feb 9, 2009 | Reply
i really dont know but i heard some people sanding it just a little to wear down the leather like baseball players do. or you can use *** wax…lol.