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I did 2 plates today at 7 innings each. Temps were likely pushing 100 degrees. It was hot!!! In that heat, I find the wetness of the T-shirt underneath to be the determining factor. That's what helps to keep me cool. I doubt if there's any significant difference in the protectors once it's that hot outside. That's what you also face in the South.
So....who sweats more at 100 degrees: a skinny ump or a fat ump? It doesn't really matter because they're both going to be dripping before the day is over. Buy the protection and fit to meet your need. I sure like the "short" protector much better than a long one. It takes some getting accustomed to, but once you've grown secure with it then it seems a lot less bulky. Just my opinion, Freix |
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