Do these reduce the shock from the bat?
162763
It was a lot better than just using bare hands. But as far as shock absorption, I would recommend Under Armour batting gloves. They're the best I've ever used.
162764
The Mizuno Vintage Pro G4 definitely takes the "sting" off a batted ball especially when you don't catch it on the sweet spot.
162765
Almost any isolation from the bat will reduce vibration/shock(felt in the hands), be it a glove or a grip
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.
1745994
There isn't. And as to the shock absorption I would honestly say not at all, since the importance of the poles themselves can vary it's just one more thing that can be helpful. I have never owned a pair with em however so I can't tell you how much they help.
134567
no! do any block out ALL the noise of a gun? They reduce the noise to a comfortable level. For the money, they are excellent!
1713889
You answered your own question! Should reduce felt recoil a bit but be aware that the cheap material they use as a buffer will mushroom and hang up on your spring after 3 boxes of ammo!!!!!
1693613
No. However, these wrist supports help prevent strain to the same tendons involved in tennis or golfers elbow by minimizing over flexion during exercise.
490503
No. They help to eliminate vibrations in the handlebars to make the ride much more comfortable - no more numb hands.
1138315
The weights can be tightened fairly well using the large velcro strips so they don't flop around too much, if that is why you are asking (I don't know anything about their effectiveness for baseball training so can't comment specifically on that).
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.
543837
No. They don't really block out wind very well, so sound will get thru as well.
478418
Yes. That's to help prevent accidental shock. But it is set up for easy use.
688320
I believe the real issue is damage to the bat. I have my sons use old bats (alluminum and wood) so they don't damage the newer composite bats that I purchased for them.
853927
I like the thinnest grip, it helps me feel the flex of the bat better when I swing.. 0.5 thickness.. the thicker grips are good if you like more cushion on a stiffer bat.. they all seam to stretch some when you apply but even tightness when you put on works best. I also have removed and put on other bats although I wouldn't do it too often.. the two color is hardest to apply.. actually apears to be two skins put together at the factory because they can seperate. otherwise they stay tacky feeling if you rinse with water.. look and feel great..
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!
1959904
No, and I doubt if there is any extra cover for shock reduction unless it is specially crafted.
882949
I bought my devices to repel bats and have had great successes.The only thing I can think of for mice, is how the people set up the devices.Makes a difference with bats.Why don't you call or email the owner. He is great about responding.
248156
They are very effective at removing steady background sounds, for example from aircraft engines as heard by passengers, or the air handlers and machinery noise in an office environment. They will muffle sudden sounds, but I do not think they would help much with the shock waves from gun shots since they are so fast and unpredictable.