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Well,
First of all FS let me talk to wearing the mask correctly.
IF the mask hanges from your face and is not too tight, the engineerning is for the mask to spin or fly off at contact. I wouldn't expect you to understand that. I have worn a mask for decades and when worn correctly all energy is displaced before hitting your face (jaw) . . . I don't expect you to understand that. My point, for those that do understand, is if worn correctly there is little to no energy displaced to your face (jaw). Of course this is just my opinion (and that of EVERY mask engineer) . . . but Jiggy you know everything. Regards, PS: Please give me documented proof of your statement that HSM umpires recieve less injuires. I'm waiting. |
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Guys, Tim is correct when he describes the mask flying off or spinning off.
I've been hit with some pretty damn hard foul balls as well as direct pitches. Sometimes the balls have hit me straight on, sometimes they've hit the side/top/bottom of the mask. In each situation, I "felt" the hit, but not in a negative or painful manner. I use the GD new view mask and love it and have had no problems with it when it has been hit hard. |
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I had an inside fastball hit be directly in my mask last year and it jumped off my head and landed at my feet. By the time it landed I was asking the catcher "is that the best you can do?".
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