Would these be good for baseball?
1091552
I use mine more for mowing and dealing with the dust. Best to do a web search on that.
1091553
They might be, I originally purchased them for my shooting competitions. My other glasses always fogged up but these stayed pretty fog free. They were also very comfortable for me as well.
1091554
yes, they have a good padded base with vents and they are very clear. good snug fit for running.
2048512
They're smaller than baseballs, with a rubbery texture that's very easy to grip. I can't juggle (and I've never tried) at all, so I don't know if you could use these. They're very light, and *very, very* bouncy, so I would think they could work quite well.
679946
My son plays baseball with them.... I don't see why they wouldn't work for basketball.... he says they r comfortable too.
954023
The Champro Pro-Plus should serve you well for softball I would imagine. It's very solid padding. I use it for Majors level little league though.
713454
I don't see why not, but bear in mind it is for softball. The openings will allow a baseball to make contact with your face if hit.
879641
Yes they work very well. I would use this product for track , running, swimming.
491488
I use mine to walk along the beach when I collect seashells. etc. so I would imagine you could wear them for volleyball.
1990616
Yes, but they would look funky, bulky, and, frankly, unprofessional. I would try soccer shin guards. Nobody would even notice you have them on with good protection. I took at line drive to the shin during an open class softball game last season so I get the want for them. I still have a lump from it. I wore soccer shin guards the rest of the year, both plate and bases, for slow pitch.
2150966
I only use if for baseball but i am confident you could use it for softball it is built very well.
362663
Not specifically, but they could work for that. They do help grip the ball.
78266
I only use mine for playing basketball indoors, so I have no idea if they will hold up under the conditions you plan to subject them to. I find them to be great for indoor use.
856954
These are made with synthetic/fake leather, so they aren't nearly as durable, hence the cheaper price. I use mine for batting practice with my 6 year old.
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I doubt it would work for baseballs. It works by squeezing the balls between the rails. Baseballs are larger and harder than tennis balls, if they squeeze through the rails, they would likely bend the rails and the balls would end up falling out. Just my guess.
653784
I agree with the previous statement. These are good leg guards for umpires. I have used them for 2 years now and have no complaints.
1115640
I agree with Keith. I'm using them right now, these things are in my ears all the time. I'm not sure they'd be great for running, unless they were under a shirt, but for lifting they're fine. If you're up for the investment, I'd recommend these to anybody and everybody.
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I don't play tennis. I assume they would be good for tennis players, knowing that they're helpful for soccer players. They provide good compression of the ankle joint without diminishing flexibility.
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Can they yes, but an umpire should always wear them underneath. A professional appearance should always be maintained. Looking like you belong behind the plate is a big part of being there. These are extremely light weight and comfortable. I only wear long sock with them when I am doing more than two games in a day. Look the part know your rules and the team and fans will respect you for it and you will enjoy being an umpire more.