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Old Thu Apr 27, 2006, 08:41am
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Well, because he's 16 and who knows what he'll want to do next year. I figure it'll be worth the $35.00 even if he tears it up in a couple of years on the small diamond rather than spend $100.00 on a protector he might not use if he doesn't move up.


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Old Thu Apr 27, 2006, 11:45am
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Tim,

Unless Zach is your size, a 17 inch model may be too long, don't you think? That model is for us full-figured gals.
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Old Thu Apr 27, 2006, 05:25pm
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I could be wrong, however, I believe this is basically Honig's Pro-Elite CP.
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Old Thu Apr 27, 2006, 09:18pm
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Chest Protector for son = $35.00

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Broken Clavicle/Sternum/Rib(s)

There are reasons why some equipment costs less. I bought a $40.00 helmet for my granddaughter when my wife bought her a bicycle. Protect those that don't know what real pain is, that's your job, Dad. You can always sell the gear to another.

or...'a penny wise'...
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Old Fri Apr 28, 2006, 06:09am
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I could be wrong, however, I believe this is basically Honig's Pro-Elite CP.
Trust me, this ain't no K-1. The Champion is just like the Pro-Nine offering. It looks like the K-1, but it ain't even close to the quality, and I've seen all three.

For what Tim wants, the Champion will be fine.

Here is the Pro-Nine version -



http://www.wasupply.com/EADINhome.as...ected&T1=PNCPU
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Old Fri Apr 28, 2006, 07:08am
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You can get a hard shell for a few bucks more.

http://www.lestersupstatesports.com/...tegory_Code=CH

I know a couple of umpires that have this protector and it works well for lower levels of 90 foot.
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Old Fri Apr 28, 2006, 01:45pm
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Trust me, this ain't no K-1. The Champion is just like the Pro-Nine offering. It looks like the K-1, but it ain't even close to the quality, and I've seen all three.

For what Tim wants, the Champion will be fine.

Here is the Pro-Nine version -



http://www.wasupply.com/EADINhome.as...ected&T1=PNCPU
Thanks 2rad.... I for one have a K1 and I'm a big fan!!!! Good CP!
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