Schutt Ultra Lite Vs. Diamond Ultra Lite

[SergioJ]

Originally Posted by DNTXUM P

And, Sergio, I think you made a great choice

I have been wearing it around the house, getting used to it. (Yes, I wear it indoors only, don't want to scare the neighbors). I can tell it's just as light as my Schutt. But, KCG, what sold me the mask was the "no chipping/peeling" idea. That was the only negative I had with my Schutt.

[kcg NC2Ablu]

Originally Posted by SergioJ

I have been wearing it around the house, getting used to it. (Yes, I wear it indoors only, don't want to scare the neighbors). I can tell it's just as light as my Schutt. But, KCG, what sold me the mask was the "no chipping/peeling" idea. That was the only negative I had with my Schutt.

I agree and thats the same problem I have with my ,what I guess is the 1st generation, diamond lightweight. The no cracking or peeling is an awsome Idea and I dont know why somebody didnt thing about it sooner for this mask

[SethPDX]

Originally Posted by kcg NC2Ablu

Im talking about ASA not being up to date with certain things such as the mask. I know that my ASA UIC and to the state bordering my north and south and their UIC's will gig you for wearing that mask. the time has come for ASA to get with it update their mechanics and stop being so rediculously stubborn.

Well, doesn't ASA still require a black mask? If so, then it seems they would be right to mention it on an evaluation. I don't like blacking out logos on my shoes for NFHS games but I wear what I'm told to wear.

Originally Posted by bkbjones

I like my four-year-old Wilson just fine. It hasn't chipped at all, even when I got reallllllly pi$$ed off at a partner about three weeks ago and slammed it against a wall, it was just fine. Unfortunately, it doesn't fly as far when I throw it in a rage as did my old two-pound mask, but still is very, very good. It has taken other ringing hits and as long as it will still helicopter I am happy.

SRW, why do you push his buttons like that?

I use a Honig's mask that was being closed out. Not "lightweight," but light enough for me. And that's what matters here.