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Discussion: pitchers shin guards and facemask

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Nov. 24, 2011
rtaven
Men's 70
43 posts
pitchers shin guards and facemask
getting new shin guards and thinking about wearing mask.
any recomendations?
Nov. 24, 2011
Mr. Manassas
244 posts
I wear modified Hockey shin guards. They go on fast and provide adequate protection.
Nov. 24, 2011
Q19
Men's 65
81 posts
EVOSHIELD for shin & chest area. Expensive but custom molds to your body.
Nov. 24, 2011
mad dog
Men's 65
4191 posts
get the worth pitching mask,and have hockey shin guards as they cover up the knee also.i got mine one size down(i'm sized for a 14" i use a 13").
the evo's are great but are expensive to get.
i looked all over ebay to find my shin guards,and mask...
Nov. 25, 2011
mad dog
Men's 65
4191 posts
should of said,worth pitching helmet.it is light and has good vision for ya....
Nov. 25, 2011
GI
Men's 60
228 posts
Thanks to (Paco CJ and S Express) for finding me a hockey helmet and facemask from Goodwill 2.50 half price day. Hall of fame Big Ron hated my puple knee guards that Rusty sold me at half price at East Valley Sports so he gave me his Black ones and I put hard covers underneath to help reflect 110 mile an hour MIken aided balls. Looking for something for chest next season. We soon will look like Hockey Goalies anyway. May have to look for Steal toe shoes soon as recent line drive at Fountain Hills broke a couple of toes. Did not hurt my speed any. Merry Christmas to all ansd many blessings in the coming year. GI
March 3, 2012
Webbie25
Men's 70
2414 posts
Don't forget that you can see a popup to you now, GI!! LOL But I haven't seen any steel toed softball shoes that allow you to retain your speed!
March 3, 2012
curveball
Men's 65
705 posts
As per SSUSA rules, make sure they are uniform color coordinated. Helmet same color as team hats, etc.
March 3, 2012
leftybob
Men's 60
109 posts
CAN YOU NOT PLAY ANY OTHER POSITION. IF I WAS THAT WORRIED AND NEEDED THAT MUCH PROTECTION I WOULD NOT BE ON THE MOUND ANY LONGER.
March 3, 2012
GI
Men's 60
228 posts
Hey Lefty just wondered do you use a safety Belt when driving? Glasses to help you see better, Medication if you need it. Maybe we should stop driving, go blind and die early and not use meds. Just a thought.While your at it maybe stop your insurance I am sure your family does not want the protection. PS bless you for your concern. Maybe we should just start playing with the japan sponge ball and we will all be safe and could use K- Mart bats
March 4, 2012
Webbie25
Men's 70
2414 posts
Tell you what leftybob-you don't see me pitching against these bats, but if you did I would be wearing the gear, and I still have pretty good reactions. I have been a proponent of taking the rubber completely out of the slowpitch game. It serves NO PURPOSE AT ALL. It deflects balls into pitchers faces and other parts of their anatomy. Even without it, though, the ball comes off pretty fast. Even the kids holler about going up the middle, and they have quick reactions. GI is a good fielder, and smart enough to realize his limitations. Beats playing the macho man and ending up with a smashed face from a shot from one of these bats.
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