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| June 23 garyheifner 649 posts | On a recent bat review by Texas Dave V, he said they use spinner balls for the 1st review and then 44/375s for the 2nd. What is a spinner softball?? |
| June 23 Turning2 Men's 70 204 posts | A.D. STARR SPINNER TATTOO Softball (12" Urethane) Copy into Google Dick's Sporting goods, many other discount outlets also carry them, we use these especially in the early spring |
| June 23 Benji4 Men's 55 289 posts | The Spinner balls are a little lighter, therefore less likely to damage your bats. The ball still carrys and performs similar to game balls. Best ball for BP. |
| June 24 tattooball 774 posts | The .44/375 has a severity index of 1800 to 2600 this is impact force. The spinner has about 1100 SI so it is much better to hit with senior bats. When I made it I tried to make them perform as well as a .44 but with less damage. Soon you will have another option to chose from. |
| June 24 BruceinGa Men's 70 3233 posts | Kevin, is there any difference between orange/yellow and green/yellow spinners? BTW, yesterday I broke my 10" 30oz senior gear that I got from you. It had more distance than my other bats. Hope you are doing well. |
| June 25 tattooball 774 posts | Wow that bat lasted a loooong time. So the orange was the first ones I made in 2014 I changed the color in 15 because the colors are more optically similar and you get less eye bounce looking at them. The eye bounce goes away after you see several pitched at you but the green is better for that |
| July 1 BruceinGa Men's 70 3233 posts | It's amazing how long a bat will last if you leave it home! |
