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Got mine today too. Very light. The flatness looks odd.
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I just got one ...
And I am floored by how light and comfortable it is. I had to look at it on my face in the mirror to make sure it's a full-size mask, because it feels so light and small in your hand.
And yes, I'll buy your pads. How do we do that? (This is also my first post.) |
Another thing: I can see where my shoulder will be less tired or sore after ripping this featherlight titanium off a few dozen times a game instead of that chrome/moliben clunker (it seemed light a couple of years ago). I never really thought of that benefit until now.
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Or just click on Chris's user name and "send a private message" will pop up. Click on that and away you go.
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Thank you!
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I paid him using my phone from the ballpark right before working a plate. Technology, gotta love it. |
I am quite disappointed that I will now not be in a bidding war for a pair of two-tone pads I don't even need yet. ;)
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No, I'm with you; they're beautiful pads and I forsee trouble getting the right ones when the time comes. Meanwhile, I am going to have an old-fashioned gas pulling this beauty on at 10:00 tomorow morning to start a twin-bill.
It really is different--even than other lightweights. |
I took a hard shot the other night with this mask. It did not swing off the way more traditional masks do: given its low profile, it just sort of absorbed the blow.
The mask was fine. Some dye from the baseball came off on the mask, which I rubbed off with my finger. Since the mask didn't fly off, I absorbed more energy from the collision than I'm used to. But I felt fine after the shot. |
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