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Nike Aero Fuse 3

admin — Thu, 03 Jun 2010 04:40:01 +0000

Exclusive Nike Aero fuse 3

Nike’s hottest bat is re-engineered for maximum speed and power! It combines the increased quickness of their composite and alloy Speedlink System with the new Zr91 alloy, lengthening the massive 2 5/8″ barrels contact zone. The Aero Cap is tuned and weighted for quickness, increasing swing speed up to 3 mph. Available in 32″ /29oz, 33″/30oz, 34″/31oz.

$299.99

Massive 2 5/8″ Barrel and Aero Cap

Aero Cap advanced aerodynamics creates a quick, powerful swing. Increases bat speed up to 3 mph!

Speedlink System

A speed-tuned, flexible composite handle, balanced two-piece construction, and the all-new Zr91 alloy.

Five Star Review

“I first used this bat back in 2008. This bat has got me 50+ homeruns and has gotten me recruited to a 0-1 college. The bat I use now was the same bat I purchased before the 2008 season. It hasn’t I broke within 200+ games. I highly recommend it.”

More Reviews

Overall Rating:

5 out of 5

This Bat is Amazing

, June 8, 2008

By qh2214

from Kent, WA

“i love this bat it feels so nice when you hit it i would recommend it to anyone! Mine hasn’t dented yet and it still has as much pop as it did when i first got it. When you hit the ball it shoots off the bat and it feels amazing when you hit it. I recommend anyone getting this bat its freakin incredible!”

The preferred Baseball position is: Outfielder

My skill level is: Competitive

41 of 54 people found this review helpful.

Overall Rating:

1 out of 5

aero fuse bat

, June 7, 2008

By babeyjeesus

from stillwater, MN

“This bat is not durable at all. The first time that I used it in a game it snapped into two pieces, probably because of the two piece design. I would not suggest this bat to anyone.”

The preferred Baseball position is: Catcher

My skill level is: Competitive

31 of 66 people found this review helpful.

Overall Rating:

5 out of 5

great

, May 17, 2008

By omahabaseball08

from ,

“its a great bat! it has amazing pop and it sends balls out of the park. Great design!”

47 of 66 people found this review helpful.

Overall Rating:

3 out of 5

Not bad

, April 2, 2008

By C-Fielder46

from Springfield, MO

“Great pop and decent control but the sound leaves something to be desired (not a big deal). Never been a huge fan of the 2 piece design but it’s growing on me. I’ve heard mixed things about durability so i’ll have to find that out myself. Good bat but I wanna see Nike do an MX6.”

61 of 87 people found this review helpful.

Overall Rating:

1 out of 5

Broken Bat

, March 26, 2008

By Blain18

from Ranger, TX

“My nike fuse broken half after 3 games of using it not only will it break in half but the cap on top of the bat comes of frequently. I dont suggest using it as a seasonal bat.”

81 of 139 people found this review helpful.

Baseball Glove Warehouse

admin — Fri, 16 Apr 2010 03:47:57 +0000

There are tons of stores that sell baseball gloves but most do not have a good selection. This is why you need to find a baseball glove warehouse. Search for the biggest store you can find like Dick’s Sporting Goods and make a trip. Not only does a bigger selection give you a better opportunity to find the perfect glove but it is a lot of fun. I love hanging out in a baseball warehouse trying on new gloves. I need at least 20-30 gloves to try on. This is because your glove must become a part of you. It isn’t like buying cloths. The glove, shoe and bat must transform into an extension of your anatomy. When buying cloths you might pick out two or three different pants or shirts but with a glove you are buying one glove and you plan for that glove to last a good amount of time. This is why you must take this event in your life very seriously. Not only is a glove a part of you but it is a reflection of who you are in that point in your life. I have a closet of all my gloves from my career of playing baseball and when I go through them it tells a story of my life. Each glove reminds me of where I was and who I represented at that time in my life. This may sound crazy to you but I am not the only one who feels this way. Walt Weiss was a great shortstop in the 90′s and he and his glove have a story to tell.

Walt Weiss used the same glove his entire 14 year professional career. The glove was so worn and old that it had holes all over it. He would stitch it up before each game. Before his last season he lost his glove. He said that if he does not find his glove before the season starts that he would retire. He would give up a 14 year professional career because he lost his glove. How important do you think the perfect glove was to Walt Weiss? So important he was willing to quit professional baseball if he could not find it. This glove was not just a handy tool, it was a symbol of his stellar professional career.

Not all of us are that passionate, unfortunately. Competition is now growing more world wide and passion is what makes a great career. That passion starts with the perfect glove, so I hope this article shows you the light. Below is a list of stores that you should use to find not only your perfect glove but a symbol of your baseball career.

Buying Online or Buying in Person

Remember only buy online if the price is better and don’t forget shipping and handling. A good strategy would be to find and try the glove on in person and then search to see if you can find a better price online. Otherwise shopping online for fitted products is like going to the store and pointing to the item that you want without getting close and personal.

Baseball Glove Warehouses

Dick’s Sporting Goods
Sports Authroity
Academy
Sports Chalet

Top 10 Baseball Glove Brands

Rawlings
Nokona
Wilson
Mizuno
Nike
Loisville Slugger
Easton
All-Star
Worth
Diamond

Baseball Warehouse

admin — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 02:39:40 +0000

Baseball Warehouse Guide is a blog by Brent Pourciau dedicated to educating the baseball world on equipment used in playing and training for the game. Brent has a lifetime of experience in the game. To learn more about him visit www.TopVelocity.net.