Asked Nike Chat and they didn't know. On a similar note I saw some solid color really thick cold weather dri-fit today with the swoosh on the collar. Was the firs time I had seen them before they only had green and maroon at my local Marshalls but they do exist.
Asked Nike Chat and they didn't know. On a similar note I saw some solid color really thick cold weather dri-fit today with the swoosh on the collar. Was the firs time I had seen them before they only had green and maroon at my local Marshalls but they do exist.
Hmm seems good. I was going to invest in another Baum Bat. The one I have is still in good use but I want to go down a half once and size but reading that your experience is bar none I might give him a call. I know 175 is steep but considering how much I already spent on three bats which cracked, yeah I think it will be totally worth it.
Hmm seems good. I was going to invest in another Baum Bat. The one I have is still in good use but I want to go down a half once and size but reading that your experience is bar none I might give him a call. I know 175 is steep but considering how much I already spent on three bats which cracked, yeah I think it will be totally worth it.
I used them once in BP when I forgot mine just borrowed a friends old pair and they were hell with a wooden bat...metal might be different but your hand just sticks to the bat and makes it too hard to follow through on swing.Originally Posted by bronxbomber25
Yes they are. I have seen some samples from the creator and boy are they. On another note, has anyone ever used receiver gloves as batting gloves? It occurred to me today at a sporting goods store.
1. Receiver gloves have infinitely more swag than any batting gloves nike makes
2. It would be almost like using cutter's batting gloves. They might not work great with wooden bats, but i could see it being a match made in heaven with aluminum bats.
Thoughts? Opinions?
I used them once in BP when I forgot mine just borrowed a friends old pair and they were hell with a wooden bat...metal might be different but your hand just sticks to the bat and makes it too hard to follow through on swing.Originally Posted by bronxbomber25
Yes they are. I have seen some samples from the creator and boy are they. On another note, has anyone ever used receiver gloves as batting gloves? It occurred to me today at a sporting goods store.
1. Receiver gloves have infinitely more swag than any batting gloves nike makes
2. It would be almost like using cutter's batting gloves. They might not work great with wooden bats, but i could see it being a match made in heaven with aluminum bats.
Thoughts? Opinions?
Sorry I didn't have my phone on me to snap any but they are just the basic solid colored ones with a swoosh on the collar only they were really thick almost like the hyper warm material.
Sorry I didn't have my phone on me to snap any but they are just the basic solid colored ones with a swoosh on the collar only they were really thick almost like the hyper warm material.
