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Mesh Field Rugby Equipment Bag

Perfect for carrying balls, cones, and anything else you need on the field. Tight mesh allows for both large and small items to be contained securely. Mesh Field Rugby Equipment Bag Nylon mesh bag with heavy drawstring. Orders shipping outside the US are subject to customs fees. USARugbyDirect.com

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Baden Rugby Ball - Closeout

The Baden R300 Rugby Ball has a machine stitched pebbled rubber cover and is a regulation size and weight rugby ball. These rugby balls are 11 – 12 inches in length and weigh 14 – 16 ounces. Baden’s R300 rugby ball has a short circumference of 23 – 24 inches and a long circumference of 30 – 31 inches. Baden Rugby Ball Machine stitched Pebbled rubber cover Regulation size and weight 11 – 12 inches in length Weighs 14 – 16 ounces Short circumference: 23 – 24 inches Long circumference: 30 – 31 inches Closeout items can not be returned

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Just got my first rugby ball and I don’t know how hard it should be when fully pumped. Should I be able to squeeze it a little? or should it be rock hard?

If the ball is at the correct pressure you should not be able to push in the surface at all. If it has too little pressure you will be able to do this. If it has too much pressure the ball will start to go out of shape and eventually burst. When you refer to the ball being rock hard, this is probably the correct pressure providing you have not put too much air in and it has gone out of shape.

Why not round?

But why the oval shape?

In the early days, rugby balls were made using inflated pigs’ bladders and so took on a similar shape. Really, they were more of a plum shape to begin with. Much larger and rounder than they are today.

Some people believe the more elongated shape developed because it was more suited to a game like rugby that involved running with the ball as well as kicking it.

There is more info here http://news.bbc.co.uk/sportacademy/hi/sa/rugby_union/features/newsid_3733000/3733304.stm

I’ve got a big rugby tournament coming up and I need a good pair of rugby boots but I have a budget?

My budget is £20-£30 I am going to be playing on Wembley Stadium pitch right before the Australian and Babarians game so I need studs I am size 10 for football trainers but I am size 10 for rugby boots can anyone give me any recomendation of what to buy and help on what I need for good play any other equipment more then happy to know

lovellrugby.com I get my rugby boots there all the time very good value for money they should sort you out

Where can I buy good rugby or soccer cleats for not too expensive?

I wanna play rugby and so far the cheapest rugby cleats I’ve found are $50. and I can’t really spend that cause I spent alot on other equipment yesterday. Also I said soccer cause your allowed to have soccer cleats too.

Depends on what size you wear, (especially if you’re looking for women’s boots) but I’d check out the sale section at WorldRugbyShop.com.

Rugby equipment question?

This is gunna be my first year playin rugby wat brands of equioment are good and what kind aren’t so good

Good Under Armour Gilbert Nike Adidas

What have been some of the changes to rugby union in the last 20 years?

Such as rules, equipment, clothing, tactics, trainings and sport science related changes

1. Professionalism in 1996. For about ten years rugby’s administrators were totally reluctant to allow the game to go professional, had they not done so the game would be dead. Nowadays money runs eveything in the game and their is a market for full-time professional players.

2. South Africa’s 1995 world cup victory. One of the most significant moments in modern sports as Nelson Madela used the national rugby team to reinstill pride and patriotism back into the nation, capped off with an upset extra time victory in the final and the moment after the game when the white and coloured players bound together in prayer

3. Expansion of northern/southern hemisphere provincial competitions. The international calendar hasn’t really changed but the Guiness premiership and the other northern leagues have become very global while the super 14 continues to grow and develop a culture distinct from the north

4. ELV’s. Even though many of them are being eradicated thanks to England, it still addressed many of the issues brought to light by no.5 and gave us a look at how good and in some cases how bad the game can be

5. Clive Woodward’s England. For better or worse changed the way the game is played by playing the percentages, focussing on ball retention, set piece strength and taking 3 points whenever it was on offer.

6. Rod Macqueen’s Wallabies. Precursor to Woodward, first team to conduct itself in a strictly professional manner as Macqueen ran the team like a business.

7. Jonah Lomu – First global superstar of rugby, has to be included, put the game on the map

Know where I can find any decent rugby protection gear for women?

I’m a scrum half rugby player so I’m not that huge and I can never find the right equipment to fit. Can anyone recommend any places I can find gear coz I’ve torn ebay apart looking.

Yeah, for some reason ebays no good for rugby protection. Have a look here

http://www.eggcatcher.com/eshop/section.php?xSec=15&jssCart=407654875795493169a262437eb4cbbc

http://www.lovell-rugby.co.uk/cgi-bin/lr.cgi?usr=5711561&page=shop&cat=4

 

The Starting Line Up Clip Board & Sports Organizer – Rugby

Field diagrams for baseball- softball, soccer, volleyball, tennis-badminton, field hockey, and football-rugby. Wipes clean. Front side has lineup changes and player information

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