Māori Rugby League Ball - Core Edition
A mini rugby league ball done up in the Māori design and colours. Grab it for a quick game out the back with the mates, or park it on the shelf with the rest of the collection.
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Arrives Mon 10 Aug – Fri 14 Aug from Queensland·30-day easy returns
Māori Rugby League Ball - Core 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.