my son uses batting gloves like paper towels,he rips his bottom hand glove in quick order, right at the seam like if your doing a karate chop. i guess he's tearing it on the knob of the bat. if i bite the bullet and pay some high dollar model would they last a bit longer like a few games? i've been buying like $20 models up to this point. some perferred model would be help full.
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Expensive doesn't always mean longer lasting when it comes to BGs. What brand has he been using? The 15$ Franklins have lasted a very long time for me, and for games, when I actually do use gloves, the TPX Giambi's ($20) get the job done just fine.
Would he be happening to be using the low end Nike models?
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TL, It may be a grip tightness issue. I teach a grip strength 1-10. 1 is the bat can be pulled from his hands with no problem 10 being he's gripping the bat as hard as possible. When getting ready to hit he should be relaxed with his grip somewhere around 3. As he goes into his launch the grip starts to tighten so that he only reaches 10 at contact. Make sense??
Jake"He who dares to teach, must never cease to learn."
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Originally posted by TLO03 View Postmy son uses batting gloves like paper towels,he rips his bottom hand glove in quick order, right at the seam like if your doing a karate chop.
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