NFL style football lacing instructions part 2

How to lace a football Wilson NFL style. Refurbish your old football for $5 with Wilson replacement bladder and laces. Please ignore the fact that we are re-lacing a Spalding JV5 football (worst football design available for high school football)

[@alexandermiranda8565]

Man, i would like to thank you so much for this tutorial, I just repaired by myself my Wilson The Duke Game Ball without any problem and everything thanks to this video, keep it up man!

[@wesleyfarrington9307]

Thanks for the big help! I repairing an old WWII US Army recreational football and needed this!

[@Javier-m8t]

Excelente video, Geacias! Quedo muy claro como hacerlo!

[@westsidewizard714]

Wow brother..can you imagine how many footballs I could have saved if I found this video 15 years ago..DAMMIT thank you

[@CastanedaKicking]

Me throwing away 3 dukes about 2 months ago because they didnt hold air anymore... Shame shame shame. This video is GOLD.

[@gradyegerton6768]

You did a great job this summer I'm making a football that is golden and the instructions you gave helps a lot

[@johnmanion4192]

Worked perfectly....thank you so much :)

[@DSPbradenton]

it was a tool used for lacing baseball gloves that was sanded smooth so as not to puncture bladder

[@henrycole-d4b]

Beautiful instructions where can I get those tools?

[@anthanyavila9395]

Awesome video..Can't thank you enough for making this video

[@krakenhits1587]

I just got a Rob gronkowski and Julian Edelman signed ball and the laces are chewed up by a dog. The rest of the ball is beautiful.

[@tripsavsavgang5841]

love the instructions

[@trevorwright1840]

any tips on getting the laces tight? it seems as i’m lacing if i pull the laces as tight as i can they end up being way too narrow and causing the leather to overlap, otherwise they’re too loose once i’m finished

[@chuckwebster3076]

J5V used in the CFL for decades. No issues.

[@hotstove6539]

Very good video. Thank you.

[@monicaseggos]

amazing! thank you!🤩

[@RxRomain]

Well done

[@Eric-o6u8d]

Can anyone help, is there a way to clean the laces? they are brand new, they are still on the football

[@mo32454]

Excellent! Thank you!!

[@todmatthew8816]

Thank You

[@rwdplz1]

Yep, that's a fine lacing job! ... WHY DOESN'T MINE LOOK LIKE THAT?!

[@louie4762]

Should probably mention to have the lace long enough to run it back at the end. I should've known to watch the whole video before starting. My ignorance. Lol

[@phototec]

Great video, where did you get the white lacing? Thanks

[@DSPbradenton]

Please review all my video descriptions, comments and replies for Wilson contact info to obtain replacement laces and bladder. There is also info regarding tool.

[@gianpaoloabagnale2564]

Good morning I would like to ask you a few questions about bladders.

[@UNKNOWN-le2tu]

i have the foreceps/hemostats tool but not the eyelet tool.

[@brianconsidine774]

What was the instrument used to pull the laces through?

[@hsdiddy]

Can you still get those bladders? I can't find them.

[@leof1694]

what is the tool you are using?

[@DSPbradenton]

It is a baseball glove lacing tool that I sanded all the rough edges off of so as not to puncture the bladder

[@barna1299]

Thanks for your football relacing videos, very helpful! I have a question about re-using a lace... If the football is old but never was used and needs a new bladder, but the original lace is clean and hardly any sign of use, can it be put back on the ball instead of using a brand new lace..? Thanks.

[@DSPbradenton]

Almost impossible to reuse laces since they are trimmed after installation

[@barna1299]

@@DSPbradenton Okay thanks for that input.

[@Lucas_Tulic]

@@DSPbradenton Hello from Argentina! Can you please tell me what are those white laces on top of the ball made of? What's the commercial name (so to speak) if you need to buy it? Thanks!

[@DSPbradenton]

@V8SupercarsArgentina I am not sure of the material. It is very strong synthetic material. I have heard that some people use leather in place of this material

[@kathyembrey4604]

Where do you get the laces and how long per football?

[@DSPbradenton]

You can order bladder and lace kits from Wilson at address below by mailing $5 check or you can send ball to be repaired by Wilson for $20. Specify model and size of football when ordering: Wilson Sporting Goods Attn: Repair Services 217 N Liberty St Ada, OH 45810

[@dunobar]

Hi, I need to buy the laces, do you sell? or know who they sell? I did not find the repair option on Wilson's website, I live in Brazil. I have 15 balls needing to change the laces.

[@mauser2134]

email wilson. they will give you and address to mail check or m/o.

[@dunobar]

where did you get the rubber???

[@DSPbradenton]

Please read all comments, info was listed previously

[@craneoperator4]

where do you get these kits for $5.00 ?

[@DSPbradenton]

From Wilson look through all the comments on my football leasing videos and you will see phone number and address

[@craneoperator4]

@@DSPbradenton I even went to their site with no luck...waiting on an email from them....people on ebay wanting way to much for a kit (only a bladder and some lace no tool)

[@jeromebillett7503]

Excellent video. Your description mentions this is an NFL Style ball and lace up. That ball is the Spalding J5V used by the CFL for many years and, perhaps, USA college ball (CFL ball has white stripe all the way around and college ball has it only 1/2 way). NFL has always used Wilson balls that are very slightly smaller. So my question is, is there actually difference in the lacing technique between the Spalding and the Wilson? I'm refurbishing my J5V.

[@DSPbradenton]

Jv5 and nfl use same lacing style

[@UNKNOWN-le2tu]

are you using forecepts?

[@DSPbradenton]

Yes they are the kind that will lock when clamped to lace....not sure where to get them.

[@UNKNOWN-le2tu]

@@DSPbradenton actually i have 2 maybe 3 pairs. for anyone wanting to get some you can usually get them in a bait and tackle store, fishing section or medical supply store. got mine in the fishing section of a meijers store in michigan.