I've been to a couple of skate shops in the city and Rebel Sports but can't seem to find them.
Should I go to a rink where they play roller hockey or something like that?
I've been to a couple of skate shops in the city and Rebel Sports but can't seem to find them.
Should I go to a rink where they play roller hockey or something like that?
skate biz did have them, unsure if they still stock em.. best order online azz. we need hot weather balls.
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No Skate-Biz couldn't help me.
I'll buy some today from The Bay
Hot weather hey?
yeah dont rush into buying them. Jump on the BNE BIKE POLO facebook and ask which brand/model as i can't remember what you guys are using at the moment.
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This made me lolOriginally Posted by gypsy
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Put some heat on them!!
Defo need heat resistant balls in QLD. Keeping them dry between games certainly helps. Plenty of ventilation is a good thing as well.
... the ventilation of balls in public can get one in quite a bit of trouble
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Franklin reds or orange are pretty good. The reds are the hot weather balls, orange are mild: the orange are softer and bounce around less in the few weeks of "winter" that we receive. The brisbane surface is only suitable for heavier valls, lighter ones bounce around on the imperfections.Can be brought from bens cycles website. Apparently they are stopping making them. Mylecs are trash and will shatter at any temp, they are the ones that bounce aroun heaps. Avoid no name ones, they will shatter. The balls on Bike polo balls are meant to be the closest thing to the franklin ball, simon has ordered a dozen I think, see how they are when they arrive.
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