B-Lax Blast – The Backyard Lacrosse Rebounder That Uses a Regulation Lacrosse Ball – Solo Training Aid for Hand-Eye Coordination, Reflex, and Stick Skills – Great for Youth & All Skill Levels

Works as it should

So far, I haven’t reached momentum.Although I like the idea of this rebound, its design and materials aren’t the best for this exercise. Research and development of its bungee cord and attachment should be the focus right now. I didn’t like that the weight of the ball is heavier than a certified NCAA lacrosse ball.Its bungee cord gets caught around the back of the scoop and the knotted lace on the outside of the head as I swing. The cord knots itself up during exercise and is difficult to untie tight knots. I needed to use extremely small tools to untie those.Its attachment doesn’t have a strong grasp onto the crosse during exercise. The attachment came undone during exercise multiple times; the ball flew with it. I thereupon used a key to pull the end of the cord that was stuck in the attachment. I didn’t scoop the ball with the attachment on.I was able to get a few rounds in a row, but that doesn’t last, for the problems mentioned above.

Had it since Feb 2018 and works fine. Followed directions and started with bounce passes to get used to how the ball comes back and progressed from there. It will come off occasionally and can get tangled, but it's nice a solution when you don't have space to store a real rebounder. I like that I can take it with me, which is harder to do with traditional wall rebounder.

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My son prefers this to his bounce back it does NOT stay on his stick. It fell off 5 times in the first 10 minutes. So we ditched the clasp part and tie it on when he uses it. Kind of a pain to get it on and off that way but it solved the problem.

Great tool for having kids learn how to catch

Purchased for my 13yo son, after his first year of lacrosse. It's proven to be a great training tool, he uses it frequently

The item is difficult to use. Doesn’t stay attached to stick. Can’t cradle with it because of cord. Ball doesn’t comeback unless you yank it. Cord gets tied in knots consistently. Gave it a good chance but not worth it. Not a good product. Better options out there for cradling. If you want to practice throwing and catching, a solid wall is your best bet. This item just does not work as advertised.