Do these reduce the shock from the bat?
19526
No. They are just average batting gloves. If ur looking for shock reduction look for turboslots they actually have a small pad inside the thumb grove.
224649
Yes, but you will be losing those two inches in the drop if the shock. But that is the same thing for any shock you have on there with that much of alift. The best thing to do would be to relocate the anchor point for the install to get the full articulation of the shock. Other wise they will still work great, just a stiffer to a already stiff ride.
1104133
They will certainly help. Most any noise reduction solutions will, earplugs, ear muffs etc. They have good noise reduction. Check the -db levels, the higher the better.
267651
No anti-shock feature, but I didn't want one. These poles have same overall weight as a set that costs $189. The $39 set has quick lock system that I prefer instead of the twist lock system on $29.99 set. These are cheap enough that I don't worry about babying or breaking them.
1315341
Yes they require mechanical reduction. I really enjoy them. Enable amplification for conversation when range is cold or cease fire. Disable when firing continues.
304124
They are designed to protect your eyes from blow back, etc. but they ARE NOT bullet proof. I am not a safety expert, but I highly recommend you have some kind of backstop that will absorb the rounds so they do not ricochet back at you. Hopefully a BB will have spent much of the original energy, but I would not want to be hit by any ricochet. Be careful!
770225
Not at all. These are great protective headphones. If you have that problem you should get a replacement. These are the best electronic headphones I've used and should afford excellent hearing protection. Try them turned off. If you hear loud shots then maybe they arent fitting you correctly or there is a defect causing a sound leak.
2042659
Yes for a short period. I filled the post with concrete and rebar and that reduced it some. It's very little vibration kind of like the ones you see on TV after a shot.
1013101
No they are not anti-shock, but then again I do not need anti-shock for my application, simple balance and stability. (ankle problems,age and injuries from my football days.)
457682
Don't Know. My girls don't use them for hitting machines that's what wears them out. We have had 2 CF5's and they love them. Funny how the other comment said did not like the cf6. We bumped her up one inch and one ounce and the cf6 has not performed as well. Very popular bats
2065094
No. I kept trying to get a refund or new bat after mine broke after just three months of use. So many hoops to jump through. I was very unhappy with the whole thing.
75410
They do work well to deaden the sound from our mower. We do however have an electric, so it does produce less decibels than a gas mower. Hope that helps!
2188566
No....it amplify the sound but does not reduce it. For what you need, you can simply buy safety air plugs from a drug store for only a few dollars. Hope this helps.
2182501
No. It reduces the noise enough so you went jump/flinch when someone's firing next to you
543837
No. They don't really block out wind very well, so sound will get thru as well.
2151415
If you want to hit for fielding practice, get a cheap metal bat and tape foam around the grip, or just get a fungo. Based on the material, I highly doubt it has enough pop for fielding practice.
1848150
No, just vibration or shock. After a couple light shocks now the vibrations seems to work well.