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Re: Rubber Basketballs

One of the biggest potential differences is the mass of a rubber ball vs a foam one. A heavier ball will shoot slower than a lighter one.
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Re: Rubber Basketballs

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One of the biggest potential differences is the mass of a rubber ball vs a foam one. A heavier ball will shoot slower than a lighter one.
Helium. Also, keep in mind any rubber ball, basketball or otherwise, won't have as much give as a rubber ball does when being compressed.
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Re: Rubber Basketballs

We did shoot a volleyball through ours a few times. Not as hard as basketballs by nature and typically lighter. Best wishes - let us know what works out for you.
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