Will this work for footballs?
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I have only used it on my 2 pair of work boots extensively, but I have also used it some on my leather belts. I apply it using my fingers using a light coating, then repeating if needed. It will make the leather slightly darker. I plan on using it on my grandson's ball glove too. Good stuff. It offers slight water proofing and leaves a slight film so I'm not sure what the grip on the football will be. You might want to experiment on the tip of the ball.
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Maurice. I would not recommend this for a football. The problem with Obenauf's LP is it's moderately thick, oily and takes a considerable amount of time to soak into leather. As a leather protector it is an excellent product; however, it will darken leather and depending on the type and density of the leather it can permanently darken your product. I can't imagine it on a football - it would make it pretty hard to handle and your hand would be a "mess" (think covered with grease). I don't use LP on many products due to its "heavy oily nature"; however, I do strongly recommend it for classic leather winter type boots that get exposed to salt, water, etc.
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Maurice. I would not recommend this for a football. The problem with Obenauf's LP is it's moderately thick, oily and takes a considerable amount of time to soak into leather. As a leather protector it is an excellent product; however, it will darken leather and depending on the type and density of the leather it can permanently darken your product. I can't imagine it on a football - it would make it pretty hard to handle and your hand would be a "mess" (think covered with grease). I don't use LP on many products due to its "heavy oily nature"; however, I do strongly recommend it for classic leather winter type boots that get exposed to salt, water, etc. Maurice. I would not recommend this for a football. The problem with Obenauf's LP is it's moderately thick, oily and takes a considerable amount of time to soak into leather. As a leather protector it is an excellent product; however, it will darken leather and depending on the type and density of the leather it can permanently darken your product. I can't imagine it on a football - it would make it pretty hard to handle and your hand would be a "mess" (think covered with grease). I don't use LP on many products due to its "heavy oily nature"; however, I do strongly... » Read More Maurice. I would not recommend this for a football. The problem with Obenauf's LP is it's moderately thick, oily and takes a considerable amount of time to soak into leather. As a leather protector it is an excellent product; however, it will darken leather and depending on the type and density of the leather it can permanently darken your product. I can't imagine it on a football - it would make it pretty hard to handle and your hand would be a "mess" (think covered with grease). I don't use LP on many products due to its "heavy oily nature"; however, I do strongly recommend it for classic leather winter type boots that get exposed to salt, water, etc. « Show Less
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You are wanting to clear a football field (without end zones) with a homeowners tool. No this won't do it. This item is great for trimming and can handle probably a 1/3" branch. I only use it about 30 minutes at a time and, with most of the weight on the cutting end, I'm pooped (68 yr male). Get a bush hog.
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I think it would; however, we were very unhappy with the ball/rotation, it was very difficult to turn. We ended up returning it.
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It is designed to work on holes that have plugs. So if the exercise ball you have has the same inlet as a large exercise ball (a plastic pin that is pulled out when inflating and inserted when done), then it will work great.I use it for my exercise ball, but I have a large one about 3 ft. in diameter.
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Not exactly sure. But it fits a NFL Regulation Football.... Hope this helps!!
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No, football helmets are designed to fit tight against the head. These would probably reduce their effectiveness by forcing the player to wear the wrong size.
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I have never tried it on football pads, but it works on my car covers after cycling. It removes all the odors associated with exercise when mixed at the recommended strengths.
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I would think so but will have to check. The case is at my Farm and I will need to make a trip to check. It holds a football. So maybe your assure a standard football and a size 13 Shoe and see what that shows.
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Joe, yes, that is correct, great for basketball or other light to incidental contact sports, you would need something more for football..,
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basketball should be ok footballs need to go up to 13-14 psi, and it's possible to push down that hard, I wouldn't try it's just plastic, better suited for pressures 10psi or under
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Yes, I believe it will work. I bought it for blisters in golf and helped me continue playing after getting them.
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The ball takes three AA batteries, so no. If the batteries are rechargeable and you have a solar battery recharger (if they make them), then that would work.
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I have not tried that yet, but I think if you took a rectangular pad you could fold up and stitch the corners into pockets similar to the Mr. Clean pads. The widest point of the football shaped base may be wider than your pad. Making your own pad to fit should be easy, though.
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its good for football, if you'r on the sidelines,not in the stands. I'm not sure if will work with the 3000.
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Yes. It worked great. My daughter even was heading the ball, although I would not recommend it.
2274456
Too much padding on the top to work with a football helmet. If you got a bigger football helmet, you would have a problem on the chin strap keeping it where it needs to be.
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I bought the Football and Baseball devices for my parents. The company discontinued broadcasting the Baseball scores, so the thing became a paperweight. Not sure about football. My bet is that the company did not sell enough of these cool devices to make business sense. Good luck.