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| June 21, 2010 Rossi 2 posts | New product called Batters ID My name is Jim Ross and I have played softball for 30+ years and currently play senior softball with Master Collision out of Colorado and the Fangrabbers out of Arizona. I have come up with a way to identify your bat in the dugout, it is called BATTERS ID. This is a durable bat cap that comes in four colors. You place your number(included in package) on it so that you can personalize as well as quickly find your bat. The cap fits most metal/composite bats. I believe you will find it useful and easy to use. Please give me your feedback on this. Thanks. Visit BATTERSID.COM for more information. Later...Rossi |
| June 21, 2010 einstein Men's 50 3112 posts | Sounds like a winner, Jimmy especially as we all move closer to Olds-heimers where we'll be prone to forgetting what planet we're on. How'd you do in Arizona this weekend? |
| June 21, 2010 titanhd Men's 60 638 posts | These have actually been around a while. ASA had a rule about the knob being covered and would make us take them off so I didn't buy anymore.Check for what the rule is today if you play ASA. |
| June 22, 2010 Rossi 2 posts | Einstein, Thanks...with all the bats looking the same its nice to be able to tell mine apart. Thanks to BATTERS ID. The Fangrabbers went 5-0 and won the tournament, I was unable to attend but wanted to be there. Later Titanhd, Have not seen the cap you're talking about and no problems so far. |
| June 22, 2010 Johnny Hose Men's 50 73 posts | Rossi... GREAT PRODUCT. With the price of the bats today, it is very wise to identify yours. I think most umpires in senior ball would agree that this is not a threat or alteration, and should they wish to see the lable on the knob it is a quick thing to do. Inexpensive too. You have our endorsement. Good luck. Missed you in Pinetop, see you soon. |
| June 14, 2011 softball4b Men's 70 1248 posts | I obtained a couple of these from Jimmy and applied them to my bats. I did not glue them on, but just slipped them over the knob. They worked great and I have no complaints. Now if I get get the bat manufacturers to change their color scheme then my bats would just look Fabulous!!! |
| June 14, 2011 Funk 66 posts | Jimmy Ross...Great Player and Great Friend !!! I received this product sometime last year from Jimmy and it has been one of the best ways for me to identify any of my bats in a dugout full of bats that sometimes are hard to sort out. Great product Jimmy...Hope others agree ! George Robinson. |
| June 15, 2011 mad dog Men's 65 4191 posts | hey guys there is another product out also,called battoos.these are stickers that you can get and label your bats with.they are not so great if you trade a lot,but if you intend on keeping your bat for a long time(like till it breaks) these are pretty good.you can them with different saying also,"not a team bat";"you break it you buy it",etc.just another alternative.to me the only prol with them,is once they go on the bat they stay,can't be switch like rossi's. |
