What are the big differences in thickness? What thickness is usually on a bat when you buy it?
313182
It really varies for each company and even for different bats from same manufacturer. The thickest lizard skin, which is what I bought, feels super soft and adds a little overall thickness to the handle area where you place your hands. If you have small hands that may be uncomfortable but larger hands may like the feel. In the long run, you will grow accustom to whichever grip you choose. If you find you do not like it, it removes very easily. The cost isn't to prohibitive to try another thickness until you find what feels good to you. Hope that helps.
313183
There is no differences in preformance. It is if you like a more cushion feel or a not when you make contact wth the ball. I personally like the thinnest grip to feel immediately how the ball made contact with the bat. I would say Miken, Worth, DeMarini, Louisville Slugger all use a grip similar to Lizard Skins 1.1 mm. Easton uses a thinner cloth-like grip.
1171321
I got the 33 inch 23 Oz. I have fast hands through the zone, You have to sit back until the ball gets into the zone. I was hitting opposite field with ease and on demand. Placing the ball with this bat is easy. The ball leaves the bat very fast. Reminds me of the baseball years when we could use -5's. I used mine for slow pitch and I love it!
2135453
I believe there were several different "mil" thicknesses available from this supplier. I don't remember the thickness I purchased off the top of my head. I use it on my snowmobiles and rode over 3,000 miles this winter with no issues.
675322
The one I ordered is 4 mil of thickness. Now figure if it is thin or thick enough for you.
2037540
I don't know what thickness but it took 10 years for my heavily used smoker attachment to start breaking down... better than any smoker or grill I have ever had. The grill itself is still in perfect shape. The ash pans give out in about 5 years but they are inexpensive to replace from their website which is what I did.
13433
I would have to say medium thickness if its really cold where you are then you might want to fine one that is thicker.
2194583
Had mine 6 months, still going strong. Glue is good, wood is solid. Note the weight, it's by far the heaviest bat I've played with. It took getting used to, but it is a beast when you get it down. Good bat for the price.
191274
Maybe between 1/8" and 1/4" thick. The picture makes it look more. It seriously makes no difference in the feel at all. At least that's my personal opinion.
586986
Sorry, I don't have a tool to measure in mils. It's less thick than a ziplock bag. Pretty close to the thickness of a standard sheet of copy/printer paper. I use them for a lot of applications, and the only time I have had them rip or tear is when I am scrubbing something clean and I use my finger tip/nail; sometimes my nail + the pressure slices through the glove. Also, occassionally I'll get a defective glove (maybe 1 in 1000) that snaps/breaks when putting it on. I know it's not the answer you were looking for, but I hope it helps.
150071
The facts are in the sellers listing. 3" thick. Was cool but when we used it it was a cold nite...so hard to tell. We haven't used it but once..., so those are the facts.
885872
Thicker material. I have the $700 dollar top with factory half doors and I love it!
768902
I ordered the 6mm just because it wasn't much more money to get the thicker and I have a Nordic Track so it's a monster. I just figured with as big and heavy as my treadmill was, it was better to purchase the thicker one.
412171
Don't know the exact thickness but it hardly makes a difference in the grip size after appiled.
110104
I always take the tape off my bats and they the Easton S1 and MAKO bats. So I understand your concern with price. I have only seen one with an over layer and it was goofy at best. Go to YouTube and watch the lizard skip how to video. Very easy
1641808
It's double thickness. This makes it a little heavy but it's nice and warm.
980390
Not sure the exact thickness. They are thin. Shot two deer with seperate heads. One set if blades is fine the other I had one blade break in half. You have to view the blades (not the head itself) as being disposable.
503932
I saw the very same thing and I think it's a little smoke and mirrors from the seller! The bat itself bears no indication. The wood is light in colour, so I'd bet it's ash. Ash has been the favoured wood for baseball bats.