Aboriginal Rugby League Ball - Extended Edition
A mini ball that reps the Aboriginal design and colours. Toss it around in the backyard, take it down the park, or sit it on the shelf with the rest of the collection. Small enough to keep close, made for a bit of footy whenever the mood hits.
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Arrives Mon 10 Aug – Fri 14 Aug from Queensland·30-day easy returns
Aboriginal Rugby League Ball - Extended Edition
Sale price$49.99 AUD
The 10-second version
Wipe it clean. Keep it firm, not rock hard. Store it indoors.
A ball dies three ways: cooked in a hot car, scrubbed with grit still on it, or crushed under someone using it as a seat. All three are avoidable in about ten seconds.
The care label
Damp cloth clean
Mild soap only
Keep at 9.5–10 psi
No sun or hot cars
Not a seat
Store indoors, inflated
After a muddy one
- Wipe the mud off with a damp cloth before it dries. Dried grit grinds into the surface — and the design — next session.
- Stubborn dirt: cool water, a drop of mild soap, soft cloth. No solvents, no scourers.
- Towel it dry. Never dry it against a heater.
Pressure and storage
- Keep it around 9.5–10 psi — firm with just a little give under two thumbs. Over-pumped balls split seams; flat ones crease.
- Wet the pump needle before it goes in. A dry needle is how valves get torn.
- Top it up rather than letting it sit flat — a ball stored empty creases and never bounces true again.
- Hot cars and direct sun are the killers. Heat pushes the pressure up and cooks the glue — a car boot in summer can finish a ball in an afternoon.
- It is a ball, not a chair. Sitting or standing on it warps the shape and stresses the seams.
Ten seconds with a damp cloth after a wet game is 90% of ball care.