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Equipment => Bats => Bat Care => Topic started by: tejasapatel on June 05, 2015, 01:53:24 PM
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This popped up on my Facebook feed.
Awesome trick to apply a grip without a cone.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpnG8p2I_JU (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpnG8p2I_JU)
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Looks so easy ,still never been able to do it :-[
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I tried this once and it went horribly wrong, and made a lot of mess with bits of carrier bag all over the place!
He does make it look real easy haha, i'll stick to my trusty cone :)
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I tried this once and it went horribly wrong, and made a lot of mess with bits of carrier bag all over the place!
He does make it look real easy haha, i'll stick to my trusty cone :)
Works ok, unless doing it over a another grip
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some talcum powder on the handle makes it easier
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never used a cone just used the carrier bag trick. Works a treat
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Is there a trick to this? I always get the bag jammed in amongst the grip
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Is there a trick to this? I always get the bag jammed in amongst the grip
lube mate!! you gotta use lube & lots of it ;)
jokes apart; it never worked for me. im happy with a grip cone.
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No trick used to see it done quite a lot in the early 70s before everyone acquired a bat cone.
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I have only seen this work for the first grip being applied - think it is much harder (impossible?) to do if you want to put a second grip on top.
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A tip for the second grip, is to use two bags. It worked for me (using freezer bags) I find that the grips arent streched at all using this, contra the cone.
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A tip for the second grip, is to use two bags. It worked for me (using freezer bags) I find that the grips arent streched at all using this, contra the cone.
A-ha! I ended up using a vacuum cleaner tube as a bat cone for the second grip. Will try out your idea next time!