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08-24-2005, 11:02 AM
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I want to go and do some batting cages. I don't need anything fancy like a Rawlings Plasma or LV TPX.
I'm looking for something in the $50-75 range.
tried www.eastbay.com and they are just way too expensive for some occasional hitting fun. Suggestions?
I'm looking for something in the $50-75 range.
tried www.eastbay.com and they are just way too expensive for some occasional hitting fun. Suggestions?
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08-24-2005, 11:14 AM
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I'd prefer to bring my own bat... for various reasons, one being consistancy. If I'm doing bad, I don't want to have the temptation to blame it on house bats.
It'll also be more insentive to actually go if I buy my own.
Now that I'm looking, maybe I'll just go with a wooden one. Some of those are only $20-30.
It'll also be more insentive to actually go if I buy my own.
Now that I'm looking, maybe I'll just go with a wooden one. Some of those are only $20-30.
08-24-2005, 11:17 AM
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Originally Posted by clickwir
I'd prefer to bring my own bat... for various reasons, one being consistancy. If I'm doing bad, I don't want to have the temptation to blame it on house bats.
It'll also be more insentive to actually go if I buy my own.
Now that I'm looking, maybe I'll just go with a wooden one. Some of those are only $20-30.
It'll also be more insentive to actually go if I buy my own.
Now that I'm looking, maybe I'll just go with a wooden one. Some of those are only $20-30.