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I would like some info on what hopefully will be a less controversial subject than some that appear here. I am simply looking for an equipment upgrade, a better wallet to keep my pencil, lineup sheets and notes in, than what I have been using. Something that will not tear up in one season's usage, maybe made of leather instead of plastic (maybe too much to hope for). Any suggestions?
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I also would like to get a wallet made out of leather. I don't know who makes one. I just tried the GD site, and it is hacked or something. I have a +POS one and it is plastic, and it rips after a few months, so I would advise you not to get theirs.
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I need one, too. I suspect that a high-quality, stiff billfold from a fine leather store is the answer. However, the price will probably be stiff, too.
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I will gladly pay the same price I pay for a wallet to keep my driver's license, credit cards, and money in. I typically get 10 years out of a leather wallet used every day, and then I replace it because I forgot and left in my pants and it got all washed up in the washing machine. An umpire leather wallet should last forever..
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My +POS wallet came with these eraseable cards. I don't know what they are made out of, but it is something hard, and the pencil comes right off it. Does anyone know where I can buy some of those. Anyone seen them at Walmart or something? |
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Use the back of one of the line-up pages for any "notes" you need -- you can ditch the plastic cards.
Fold up the line-up cards, and they're stiff enough to write on -- you can ditch the wallet. Put the items in your shirt pocket or one of the smaller pockets in your ballbag. Total cost: $0.00 |
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I use the two small pockets in my ball bag for lineups and write notes on the back of the cards. As for a hard surface to write on the back of my counter or brush works fine for me. But doing many games in poor weather I would like something that could keep the lineup cards dry.
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Pick pocket...
Dick Tracy anyone...
Check out your local police supply store. They carry leather notepads and holders that fit in yur shirt pocket. I have a black leather one that was in pretty good shape, once upon a time. It gets sweaty and salty stained, so the plastic is better for that. But, it's durable and cost around $20. Bring a game card or two with you for size. I don't like carrying my game wallet and line up cards in my front shirt pocket. I run a lot and they fly out. I prefer to keep the line up cards inside the fold and put in in my right back pocket. I can get it when needed and if a ball hits me in the chest, I don't have to sorry about a broken bullet pencil or worse. Most of us make a good buck on the game...buy the best gear you can and keep it in good shape. You'll find that it will last as long as you need with a little care. |
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