Do these reduce the shock from the bat?
162763
It was a lot better than just using bare hands. But as far as shock absorption, I would recommend Under Armour batting gloves. They're the best I've ever used.
162764
The Mizuno Vintage Pro G4 definitely takes the "sting" off a batted ball especially when you don't catch it on the sweet spot.
162765
Almost any isolation from the bat will reduce vibration/shock(felt in the hands), be it a glove or a grip
267651
No anti-shock feature, but I didn't want one. These poles have same overall weight as a set that costs $189. The $39 set has quick lock system that I prefer instead of the twist lock system on $29.99 set. These are cheap enough that I don't worry about babying or breaking them.
543941
I use a wood bat with pitching up to mid-low 80s and haven't had a stinger yet. However in cages with Iron Mike machine I will get them... I have never had a glove that completely eliminates stingers, but I would imagine it would be too thick with padding thus losing grip and feel.
638974
I haven't tried them yet. I bought them to use at certain music (including classical) venues. I am very sensitive to noise and things like tenor sax hurt not only my ears but my whole body. I tried them when I received them but found them to be a bit difficult to insert properly. Sorry I can't help you. :(
478418
Yes. That's to help prevent accidental shock. But it is set up for easy use.
19526
No. They are just average batting gloves. If ur looking for shock reduction look for turboslots they actually have a small pad inside the thumb grove.
2042659
Yes for a short period. I filled the post with concrete and rebar and that reduced it some. It's very little vibration kind of like the ones you see on TV after a shot.
2188566
No....it amplify the sound but does not reduce it. For what you need, you can simply buy safety air plugs from a drug store for only a few dollars. Hope this helps.
882949
I bought my devices to repel bats and have had great successes.The only thing I can think of for mice, is how the people set up the devices.Makes a difference with bats.Why don't you call or email the owner. He is great about responding.
1990614
Yes, they are light enough. I am a pitcher in senior softball and I wear them when pitching and sometimes I leave them on when I bat. They do not impede my running.
1063447
100% yes. Please start off on the lowest setting. You will be surprised as it's in a very sensitive area. We really use it more for the positive reinforcement button. If you use it properly you will never need the shock feature..
267650
These poles do not have the anti-shock feature. I've only seen twist-tightening poles that have the anti-shock feature and half the time I couldn't get it to work properly. I like anti-shock, but the twist-tighten poles tend to become loose under use. I've not had that problem with these poles.
1023399
They are thin enough to wear when swinging a bat. I'm not so sure of the benefits since I'm not a trainer or ball player.
976359
not quite, they are loud on the motor area then normal ,also they have somewhat of vibration that prevent your cuts not to be accurate
1399978
They are a little thicker than those that came originally on the sport tacs. If your headset is a bit tight eventually they will start to deform and become a little more thin. Good luck!
2151415
If you want to hit for fielding practice, get a cheap metal bat and tape foam around the grip, or just get a fungo. Based on the material, I highly doubt it has enough pop for fielding practice.
1597570
No, it does not. The padding of the saddle effectively dampens the shock of most smaller bumps, however some shock is absorbed with larger bumps.