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Discussion: knob cuffs

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Jan. 29
BruceinGa
Men's 70
3233 posts
Didn't someone ask about the legality of knob cuffs in 2010?
I see that ASA now has approved the use of them:
Rule 3, Section 1D Safety Grip: Covers the handle region of the bat. The safety grip shall not be less than 10 inches and not more than 15 inches. There shall be no exposed metal in the 10 – 15 inch area. The safety grip may be a molded finger formed grip as long as it is permanently attached to the bat, or attached with safety tape. Resin, pine tar or spray substances are permissible on the safety grip only. Any tape applied to the safety grip must be a continuous spiral. A bat having a flare or cone shaped grip attached is legal.
Comments: Eliminates the extra tape issue and allows cone and flare grips.
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