As discussed yesterday, Baseball Rampage now carries Marucci baseball bats including BBCOR and Wooden bats. They’re getting great reviews and are used by Major League Baseball players including such MLB All-Stars like Albert Pujols, Ryan Howard, Bryce Harper, Chase Utley, and many more.
We thought we’d show you why Marucci is becoming the choice of MLB players.
Making Marucci Bats Part 1:
Making Marucci Bats Part 2:
See why St. Louis Cardinals All-Star First Baseman, Albert Pujols, swings Marucci:
Why Your Kids Will Love Marucci Bats:
Now that you’ve learned more about Marucci Wood Bats and BBCOR Approved Metal Bats, shop at Baseball Rampage to receive free shipping and RampageBucks Rewards. Not sure if you’ll like Marucci bats? We now offer FREE Return Shipping so you can try them at no cost to you.
Baseball Rampage is pleased to announce the arrival of Marucci bats. Now you can buy Marucci baseball bats online and earn RampageBucks Rewards with every purchase. Check out these hot bats:
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Find the newest brand at Baseball Rampage and Softball Rampage. Rip-It bats and face mask products are now available at our great prices with free shipping over $99.
Rip-It bats are an engineering marvel with a one-piece design. It’s the smart way and the right way to make a high performance bat. You get better energy transfer when you hit the ball, and you get a bat that is over twelve times more durable.
Rip-It bats include a raised ridge grip. Feel the hit, not the sting. Similar to the best Tempur-Pedic mattress, the grip molds to your hands as you grip the bat. The result is a grip that is tailored exactly how you want it; perfect on every swing.
The Rip-It Reaper is by far their most popular softball bat using a vibration dampening grip and 2 1/4” barrel. It is one of the leading fastpitch softball bats on the market today.
RipIt is well known for their face guard and face mask products including the DEFENSE guard with Blackout technology. Their softball guard is also famous among those in the fastpitch community.
Did you know Ty Cobb would sharpen his cleats in front of the opposing team to intimidate the opponent before games? He was also known to slide into a base with those razor sharp cleats pointed at the nearest body part of the tagging player as well. We’re pretty sure those kind of actions will get you arrested in this era but cleats are still a very important part of the game. Let’s find out how to choose baseball cleats.
Baseball cleats come in many different types, styles, and brands. The most common types of baseball cleats are metal, molded, and also a baseball turf shoe with styles in low, mid, and high. Each of those is available in adult and youth sizes. Brands that focus on baseball shoes include Reebok, Verdero, Mizuno, Under Armour, Easton and of course Nike.
How do you select a baseball cleat? There are many different reasons you’ll choose one type of baseball spikes over another but the first place to look is the league in which you play. Most leagues have rules in place on what types you can wear and a lot of that will have to do with the type of field. Grass and dirt fields will most likely require a metal cleat while turf fields may require indoor molded cleats or turf shoes.
A lot of youth leagues require a rubber or plastic youth baseball cleats. Sometimes teams will require you buy a baseball shoe in a color that matches the team uniform. Metal cleats will provide the best traction but always check with the league or team prior to making a purchase.
Comfort is of course a big factor when you buy baseball cleats. Be sure to get a shoe that leaves enough room so you can wiggle your toes but not so loose where you may lose a shoe while running down a line drive.
Some baseball cleats have spike add-on and that’s something to consider when making your purchase. Screw-in baseball spikes can be added for additional traction and since they’re screw-in, you can easily replace them should they wear down.
You’ve learned nearly everything there is to know about baseball cleats, spikes, and turf shoes. Now it’s time to go out and find a pair that works for you. Baseball Rampage carries Verdero, Reebok, Under Armour baseball cleats, Easton, and Mizuno baseball shoes in nearly any size, color, or option you could ever need. Earn RampageBucks Rewards with every purchase with free shipping over $99.
Looking for softball cleats, softball spikes, or turf shoes for women or men? Don’t forget to visit Softball Rampage for slow pitch and fastpitch softball shoes.
The invention of the baseball/softball pitching machine has saved the arms of hundreds of thousands of pitching coaches around the nation. With the ability to adjust speeds along with the types of pitches and various other capabilities, pitching machines can now deliver batting practice to a full team without giving up their ability to improve their hitting skills.
The real question is how does a pitching machine really work? The answer to that question depends on what type of machine you’ve purchased. You can get versions including the scoop pitching machine, wheel pitching machine, and cannon pitching machine.
Each type of machine has positive and negative features and it will normally depend on the user which features they need the most to decide which to purchase. Check out the baseball pitching machine reviews online at Baseball Rampage or visit the softball pitching machine reviews at Softball Rampage to see what people think about various machines on the market.
A scoop machine will use pulleys and hydraulics to propel a pitching machine ball toward the batter. The swinging scoop is very close to a pitchers arm motion. Most scoop machines can be pre-programmed for speed, pitch count, and height. Scoop machines are becoming less common as other technologies have become more prevalent in the space.
A wheel machine uses hydraulics and two wheels to propel the ball toward the hitter. Wheeled machines have also been designed to be used in some defensive drills including ground balls, pop-ups, and line drives. The flexibility of wheeled pitching machines has made them some of the most popular on the market.
Cannon machines are a third type and use a similar design as tennis ball machines. They also use hydraulics but the flexibility of cannon machines is much less than wheel machines. Speed can be designated on cannon machines with distances up to 90 feet in most cases.
You know how they work, now let’s learn more about the types of pitching machines available. Let’s discuss some of the finer points associated with them.
The majority of machines on the market have been designed to use electricity. While most city parks will have readily available electricity, quite a few rural parks may not which is why some battery operated machines are now available. Battery operated machines are normally smaller and may lack the features of electric powered machines.
Loading your pitching machine will vary on the model. Some offer automatic loading while others require hand loading – which should be combined with a net or screen to protect the person loading the pitching machines balls. Unless you’re operating a batting cage, you’ll most likely have to hand load your auto feeder machines as well.
Pitching machine balls come in all types and sizes. Before buying machine balls, be sure to know what type your machine can accept. Machines can use regular size baseball, smaller size balls for training, or softball pitching machine balls. Always know what type can be used by your machine to prevent damage or injury.
Now that you know a bit more about pitching machines and how they work, don’t forget to visit Baseball Rampage for Jugs pitching machine, Trend Sports pitching machine, and softball pitching machines at Softball Rampage. Here’s the best selling machines online:
Mad Science. BBCOR APPROVED. This bat almost makes you wish you stayed awake in science class. Carbon fibers come together beautifully at the molecular level to create a geodesic formation, providing maximum strength and efficiency at the bat’s surface. Genius, right? Just nod and agree. All you need to know is that the new CF5 is one of DeMarini’s lightest and strongest bats created, with the biggest sweet spot known to science. Period.
Worth has outdone themselves again. From the name you know and trust comes brand new bats for slowpitch, fastpitch and baseball that will revolutionize the bat industry. Find Worth baseball bats and Worth softball bats in brand new 2012 designs including Titan slowpitch bats, Eclipse fastpitch bats, Lithium Prodigy baseball bats, and Worth’s Toxic Prodigy BBCOR Adult Bat.
Brand new 2012 baseball bats are finally arriving at Baseball Rampage. Visit the 2012 baseball bat section to find all of the new bats we have in stock.
We have limited supply right now but expect the full line to be released over the coming weeks. Most 2012 bats have passed little league, high school, and college testing procedures and there are quite a few BBCOR bats available. Don’t forget, every baseball bat purchased earns you RampageBucks Rewards good towards future equipment purchases.
Baseball Rampage is pleased to announce the arrival of Evoshield baseball protection equipment. Evoshield has developed leading protective gear using patented technology which custom molds product for a perfect fit. They’re so comfortable, you or your child won’t even know your wearing it.
Evoshield baseball has a wide selection of products to protect your arms, legs, shins, wrists, chest, and back. Check out some of the best baseball protective gear now at Baseball Rampage:
A comfortable protective device when batting, the Evoshield batters elbow guard protects from hit pitches while not impeding your ability to swing the bat to the best of your ability.
One of the more popular baseball protective equipment made by Evoshield, the wrist guard is highly flexible and adds a level of comfort as if you’re not wearing protective gear at all.
Looking for protective softball gear? Check out Softball Rampage for a wide range of Evoshield softball protective gear.
On February 15, 2011 DeMarini announced that the 2011 CF4 passed the Little League waiver test, and has been reinstated as a legal bat for the 2011 Little League Baseball season. This is great news, as the CF4 has been one of the most popular bats for the past few years. Unfortunately, the Vendetta C6 did not pass the test. DeMarini has issued the following statement on their website:
02/15/2011: Little League Composite Barrel Moratorium Update. Thank you for your patience through this process. As of this morning, the 2011 Little League CF4 (CFL), has passed the waiver process and we have sent the results to be posted on their site.
The Little League Vendetta C6(VCL) did not. If your Little League Vendetta C6 is still within the warranty period and has not used its one time replacement we will offer a Little League CF4 (CFL) as its replacement. The original receipt would be required.
Please keep in mind that Little League Baseball is one of many youth organizations. We recommend that you check with your specific organization for a list of legal bats.
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